the new Helleborus Gold Collection®

to these winter staples

Jacob — mid-November to mid-January

• Slightly fragrant, burgundy-stemmed, pure white fl owers • Blossoms are numerous and long lasting; strong stems hold blooms erect • Cool weather brings a light pink blush to the fl owers • Glossy, rich green, toothed leaves with dark stems

H. niger ‘HGC Jacob’: USPP #17799

Cinnamon Snow — December to February

• Large, creamy white fl owers blended with rose and cinnamon • Cinnamon red accents: on pink buds and as petal reverse • Handsome, dark green leaves with serrated edges

H. x ballardiae ‘HGC Cinnamon Snow’: USPPP

Josef Lemper — December to February

• Large, slightly cupped, pure white, upward-facing blooms turn light green • Rich, deep green foliage • A remarkably robust plant with superior garden performance

H. niger ‘HGC Josef Lemper’: USPP #15615

Pink Frost — January to March

• Burgundy and white buds open to soft pink shades; fl owers mature to deep burgundy

• As fresh blooms appear, the display across the color spectrum from white to pink to red is stunning

• Serrated, rich green foliage with red stems and veins and a silvery sheen marbled across the top

H. x ballardiae ‘HGC Pink Frost’: USPPP

easy tips for growing healthy, long-lasting Hellebores

• Plant in moist but well-drained soil. • Shield from strong winter winds. • Apply well-balanced fertilizer to encourage root growth and control height. • Plant in partial to full shade. • Allow adequate growing space. • Remove old foliage in the spring. • Be sure to mulch to maintain summer moisture.

Josef Lemper Cinnamon Snow Jacob

adds a fresh twist

Pink Frost

WINTER BLOOMS

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