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Hellebores are a welcome burst of colour in the late winter/early spring garden, their magical flower heads breaking up the monotonous grey landscape. They're hardy perennials, easy to grow and care ...

Lenten roses get their ecclesiastical nickname from their growing season. It begins in winter and extends into spring, surrounding the season of Lent. While the long-lived plants add color to the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Full frame shot of beautiful Hellebore flowers floating on water Every garden needs some hellebores. Not only do they bring beauty ...

In the dark days of winter, these small perennials bear clusters of exquisite flowers that range in colour from iridescent white to black purples, through shades of rose, plum, crimson, slate, lime ...

Every plant in horticulturalist John Dudley's internationally recognised plant nursery was sprayed with poison and died, but that did not stop his prized hellebores, also known as winter roses, from ...

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 ...

With their beguiling flowers, hellebores add wonderful low-level interest to the winter garden. These plants have grown increasingly popular over the past decade, and new varieties have been bred that ...

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Planting hellebores is the perfect way to bring some colour into your garden this year Bunny Guinness is a garden designer, journalist and broadcaster who has been writing for The Telegraph for more ...

Hellebores are a welcome burst of colour in the late winter/early spring garden, their magical flower heads breaking up the monotonous grey landscape. They're hardy perennials, easy to grow and care ...