What: Helleborus foetidus, also known as stinking hellebore, is a carefree perennial noted for its bell-shaped, pale green flowers that open in mid-November and last until late spring. Its lacy, ...
Hellebores are pretty, easy to grow, deer- and vole-resistant, will take drought and neglect once established, and are long-lived. It is hard to imagine all these wonderful traits in a single ...
In the protogynous species H. foetidus, I investigated if investment in sexual structures and seed set shows any trend with position in the flower-opening sequence. In four-flower inflorescences, ...
There are not many perennials that have as many wonderful qualities as hellebores. Hellebores have been around for a long time and recently, they have become extremely popular. The varieties that are ...
This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract The impact of small scale disturbances on the early seedling performance components of Helleborus foetidus (Ranunculaceae) was studied through ...
Every garden has hellebores, every garden centre has hellebores, and in late winter almost every magazine and TV programme is championing hellebores. And quite right, too. The problem is, there are ...
Hellebores are understated plants, with dainty, cup-shaped flowers that bow and nod in an almost deferential manner. Something of an acquired taste, they are best viewed up close from a crouching ...
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