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spinbaby

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12. You might have to wait until next year for blooms

Reply to mnhtnbb (Reply #8)

Sat Feb 3, 2024, 03:14 PM

Feb 2024

My hellebores took a year or so to really settle in. Mine are a variety called Pink Frost, which bud early but bloom late, if that makes sense. They’re a fairly low growing variety and spread slowly to make a lovely ground cover in a lightly shaded area.

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Pansies and Hellebores and Crocus, oh my! [View all] mnhtnbb Feb 2024 OP

My Hellebores deRien Feb 2024 #1

Mine have been budding for two months spinbaby Feb 2024 #4

Mine were only planted in October mnhtnbb Feb 2024 #8

You might have to wait until next year for blooms spinbaby Feb 2024 #12

Mine are babies! Only planted in October mnhtnbb Feb 2024 #7

Crocuses later this month (maybe) evemac Feb 2024 #2

Wonderful photos, my dear mnhtnbb! Love the colors and details. CaliforniaPeggy Feb 2024 #3

ohm myy. AllaN01Bear Feb 2024 #5

Sighhhhhh. It is still winter here, supposed to snow later. Thank you for niyad Feb 2024 #6

I had my pansies covered a week ago mnhtnbb Feb 2024 #9

Last Thursday it was 63 here. And, looking out, the rain just turned to snow. niyad Feb 2024 #10

Very pretty. Thank you. judesedit Feb 2024 #11