Helleborus niger (common names: Christmas rose)

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  • A garden flower photo (Helleborus niger)
    By mcatama
  • Heleborus nigra 'White' (Helleborus niger (Christmas rose))
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  • Helleborus niger (Helleborus niger (Christmas rose))
    By RobertR
  • Helleborus niger (Helleborus niger (Christmas rose))
    By RobertR

Helleborus niger (aka Christmas rose)


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Members growing this plant

  • mcatama
    Mcatama

    Joined 29 Nov, 2007

    69 plants

  • majeekahead
    Majeekahead

    Joined 18 Oct, 2007

    430 plants

  • Xela
    Xela

    Joined 1 Mar, 2008

    235 plants

  • greenfreakman
    Greenfreakman

    Joined 18 Mar, 2008

    9 plants

Comments on Helleborus niger

Chrispook
Chrispook

23 Mar, 2008

 

One of my favourite flowers

On photo - Helleborus niger

Buzzbee
Buzzbee

23 Mar, 2008

 

This is a really interesting picture - I've added it to my favourites.

On photo - Helleborus niger

granniesgarden
Granniesgar..

13 May, 2008

 

This looks great. I'm just growing on tiny heleborus and wondered what they'd look like come next winter. Thanks

Members' notes...

majeekahead
Majeekahead

got 5 bare root plants free from Gardeners World Mag, via fothergills.

arrived mid january good condition.

HIGHLY TOXIC AND IRRITANT - ALL PARTS OF THE PLANT - ESPECIALLY THE ROOT!!!!!

i have planned to put them in the new bed to fill in gaps and give winter interest in the front garden. - well out of brookes reach! but as the new bed is not ready yet i have potted them up into terricotta pots and i will stand them in the front garden instead for now

Hardy tolerant plants will thrive best in a lightly shaded position. they are not fussy as to soil type, but enriching the soil with well-rotted garden compost or other organic material will help them withstand dry weather.

after flowering cut the flower stems back almost to ground level. in the autumn when the plants die back, remove old foliage and mulch, top dress with bonemeal in spring

when plant becomes overcrowded, divide and replant between october and april.

Xela
Xela

Planted 02.08 Shenstone & Vistabile

greenfreakman
Greenfreakman

Planted Spring 2007

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