Hellebore

Black Death of hellebores is a serious disease that may be mistaken with other less serious or treatable conditions. In this article, we will answer the questions: what is hellebore Black Death, what are its signs and symptoms, and what is the treatment, if any?

By Darcy Larum

Hellebore is a shade-loving perennial that bursts forth in rose-like blooms when the last traces of winter still have a tight grip on the garden. If you're smitten with these blooms, you may be wondering what to plant with hellebores. Click here for helpful suggestions.

By Mary H. Dyer

While they perform best outdoors, you can trick a hellebore into blooming indoors too. Click here to learn about indoor hellebore plants.

By Bonnie L. Grant

Lenten rose plants are not roses at all. Instead, they look similar to a rose and are seen blooming during the Lent season. These attractive plants are easy to grow in the garden too, and this article will help.

By Nikki Tilley

Oriental hellebores make up for all the shortcomings of the other plants in your garden, as they bloom from late winter to mid-spring, are low maintenance, tolerant of most growing conditions, and are generally pest-free and deer resistant. Find more oriental hellebore info here.

By Shelley Pierce

If you have hellebore flowers and want more of them, it's easy to see why. These winter-hardy, shade perennials exhibit a unique beauty with their nodding, cup-shaped flowers. You will no doubt want to learn more about collecting hellebore seeds and this article will help.

By Shelley Pierce

Hellebores are beautiful plants that produce attractive, silky flowers for which they are grown, so it can be a serious disappointment when those flowers fail to show up. Click here to learn more about reasons a hellebore won't bloom and how to encourage blooming.

By Liz Baessler

Hellebore can be propagated by division or seed. Seeds may not be true to the parent and can take years to flower, but an interesting bloom may result and it is much less expensive. Learn how to propagate hellebores and which method might be best for you here.

By Bonnie L. Grant

Hellebore is a beautiful, hardy perennial flower with early spring blooms that brighten up gardens after a long winter. It is generally easy to grow and care for, but you may find that you sometimes get unattractive, brown hellebore leaves. Learn more here.

By Mary Ellen Ellis

The nodding habit can make hellebores barely noticeable in a shade garden full of other outstanding colorful blooms. That?s why hellebore breeders have created newer, showier double flowered hellebore varieties. Click here to learn about growing a double hellebore.

By Darcy Larum

Hellebore is also known as Lenten Rose because it flowers in the spring. Read on to learnhow to gro whit early bloomer indoors.

By Tonya Barnett

Hellebores are usually resistant to pests and diseases. However, the term ?resistant? does not mean that hellebore is immune from experiencing problems. If you have been concerned about your sick hellebore plants, this article is for you. Click here to learn more.

By Darcy Larum

Hellebore varieties are numerous and include a range of colors and even double petals. This pretty little flower is a great choice for many gardens. For an extended blooming season in your garden, choose one or more of these types of hellebores found in this article.

By Mary Ellen Ellis

If you are interested in growing hellebore from seed, you need to follow a few simple tips to ensure that hellebore seed propagation is successful. You can learn how to grow hellebore from seed with information from this article.

By Teo Spengler

Gardeners love hellebore, so when pests of hellebore attack your plants, you?ll want to jump in to save them from harm. Click on the following article for information on different hellebore pest problems and how to recognize them.

By Teo Spengler