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Bring interest to the winter garden with this selection of species hellebores that offer a variety of flower and leaf form. Most hellebore species are incredibly frost tolerant, some are evergreen and their most valuable garden feature is their tolerance to shade/dry shade.

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Choose either a collection of one of each of the hellebores shown, or three plants of one species. Save on buying plants individually. Supplied as young plants in 9cm pots.

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Helleborus niger

Commonly called the Christmas rose (although it normally flowers January to March), it is a Woottens’ favourite and has pure-white flowers and glossy, dark-green foliage. A robust garden plant worthy of its AGM. Prefers a moist soil and will grow in the sun or part shade. H 30cm. AGM.

Helleborus argutifolius

Also known as the Corsican or holly-leaved hellebore. Thick, evergreen, glaucous foliage with a toothed edge and pale-green, bowl-shaped flowers in late winter and early spring. A wonderful architectural specimen. Plant in well-drained soil. H 60cm.

Helleborus x sternii

A stunning species cross from Helleborus argutifolius (syn Helleborus corsicus) x Helleborus lividus with the most handsome, deep-red stems and green-grey, softly marbled foliage. Pale-pink and green flowers from December to March. May need a sheltered spot in more exposed areas. Prefers full sun in well-drained soil. H 60cm.

Helleborus orientalis

Commonly called the Lenten rose. Plants of this species have been highly hybridised, whether deliberately or naturally, giving rise to a wide range of colours – these are often now called Helleborus x hybridus and can prolifically self-seed in the garden. Flowers February to April and thrives in dry shade. H 60cm.

Helleborus foetidus

Don’t be swayed by its common name of the stinking hellebore – this is a stunning plant. Native to mountainous regions of southern and central Europe, this species looks very different from its cousins. Huge, deep-cut leaves, thick stems and cascades of green pendular flowers rich in nectar and attractive to early bees. Self-seeds readily. Happy in shade/part shade, in well-drained soil. H 90cm.