Hellebores Sentence Examples
- Early flowering camellias and hellebores, coupled with the occasional snowdrop, make the new year seem more inviting. 
- If you want to grow hellebores from seed, they should be sown in July. 
- Pest & disease watch Hellebore leaf spot can be a problem on old foliage of hellebore leaf spot can be a problem on old foliage of hellebores. 
- We have planted a large woodland rockery around its base where the hellebores have run quite wild, " says the current owner. 
- In the woodland this gave Nick a large area for ferns, hellebores, woodland bulbs, camellia and more snowdrops. 
- We have planted a large woodland rockery around its base where the hellebores have run quite wild, says the current owner. 
- The Hellebores, besides being excellent border flowers, are suited for naturalizing. 
- The Hellebores may be classed in three groups, according to the color of the flowers--white, red, or green, which last will get little place in the garden. 
- They are to the spring what Roses, Irises, and Lilies are to summer, what Sunflowers and Chrysanthemums are to autumn, and what Hellebores and Aconite are to winter. 
- Hellebores' popularity increases yearly, with more people embracing these miraculous perennials. Advertisement
- Twenty species of hellebores provide gardeners with choices ranging from greenish-tinted flowers to yellows and pinks. 
- Hellebores are also called "Christmas Rose" because of legends associating this winter-bloomer with Christmas. 
- Hellebores are related to ranunculus, another flower that doesn't mind chilly weather. 
- But unlike ranunculus, hellebores bloom in the winter garden, often surprising gardeners with blossoms in January or February. 
- For more about this wonderful group of plants, visit Hellebores, a website created by a hellebore aficionado that includes a large gallery of photos, history, cultivation and propagation information and more. Advertisement
- Helleborus or hellebores, are a flowering perennial that is prized for its evergreen foliage in addition to its blossoms.