Helleborus argutifolius Sun In late summer

In late summer

picture an anorexic run over by a yellow Volkswagen

(aka: Iris ensata 'Variegata') If you want to brighten up a garden

creating a stunning effect

'Ebony Knight') Originally introduced to the US in 1960 by both California's Oakhurst Gardens and the USDA

Helleborus argutifolius Sun In late summer(aka. Helleborus lividus corsicus) Helleborus argutifolius is an upright lenten rose that actually has a visible stem unlike the more commonly grown stemless species. Each 18" stem is clothed with soft spiny three lobed leaves. In late winter and early spring, the clumps are topped with clusters of light green flowers. This lenten rose flowers on the old stems, so don't cut it back until after flowering it will self seed if you don't remove all of the