Pink Hellebore
By Spritzhenry
- 7 Feb, 2011
- 17 likes
This beauty opened today.
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This is the plant that produces the most flowers each year! :-)) It's not particularly stripy - that must have been the light.
8 Feb, 2011
lovely colour barbara, i founf one of my hellebours on the grass after winds, its roots were gone and what was left of them were black :o( so sad as it had lots of buds coming, not sure if a cat had scratched it out, not happy
8 Feb, 2011
Lovely.
8 Feb, 2011
Love this one....
8 Feb, 2011
Oh Sandra! I am sorry to hear that. Did you check for vine weevil? Hellebores normally have a good root system, so it couldn't have been the wind. Even a cat scratching round shouldn't have pulled it it like that.
Thanks, Carol and Holly. :-)
9 Feb, 2011
no i didnt think about that barbara, being winter, i wondered if it because it gets so wet there, flooded infact,
9 Feb, 2011
Hmmm...they certainly don't like waterlogged soils, so that was probably the reason. Have you got anywhere else dryer you could plant one?
9 Feb, 2011
Ooooh! Nice! I love Hellebores, but they are so picky here in the desert!
10 Feb, 2011
I would imagine they would be, Tug! They seem to like cool and shady conditions!
10 Feb, 2011
I love Hellebores and can't wait for them to open to see the different colours , this is a pretty one :o)
11 Feb, 2011
Very nice - I would love a garden full of these!
11 Feb, 2011
Lovely colour, no sign of ours yet.
11 Feb, 2011
I have several more up and doing, Dd. We had a day's warm sunshine, which must have helped. :-)
12 Feb, 2011
Looking at your pic again.....I noticed your nails!! how do you keep them that long? mine are terrible, as I hate wearing gloves.
12 Feb, 2011
same here Dotty, i start off with gloves then end up taking them off, but not good for nails :o(
12 Feb, 2011
I break them sometimes and stick them down with nail glue! lol. They're actually quite strong for some reason.
I do wear gloves when I can, but weeding is impossible with gloves on.
12 Feb, 2011
I use surgical gloves which is much better for weeding B. Do you remember last year, a windy day destroyed one of my helleborus lividus? So, it could be that it was the wind that got to San's plant, if it was all happening on a single stem like mine last year. I love the colour of this one, I'm quite in to pink ones at the moment!
14 Feb, 2011
Me too. I did wonder about surgical gloves - maybe I'll give them a try. Thanks. :-)
I like ALL hellebores! :-))))))))) LOL.
14 Feb, 2011
yes, me too!
14 Feb, 2011
;-))
14 Feb, 2011
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Gorgeous. They are much further on than mine.
7 Feb, 2011