Helleborus x hybridus | Double Hybrid | Dark Gemma & Andrew Ingallis It grows very slowly and

It grows very slowly and doesn't require added fertilizer but replacing the potting soil or adding compost if it's in the ground

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Helleborus x hybridus | Double Hybrid | Dark Gemma & Andrew Ingallis It grows very slowly andThese Hellebores are hybrids that have really good clear colours on strong stems and which are more upright facing. So many of the early hybrids were real nodders, or as we like to say, just shy. So, they always had to have the flowers turned up to see what was in them. One reason the plants nod is to protect them from the winter elements. And so, it is nice to be able to see what is hiding under the petals now as these have been bred to have their