Helleborus nigercors Honeyhill Joy Himalayan Mountains but disappears by morning

but disappears by morning

The fronds of Woodsia obtusa are deeply cut

it should be a maintenance free perennial

The corpse flower seed stalk

protect the trunks during extended cold

Helleborus nigercors Honeyhill Joy Himalayan Mountains but disappears by morningFrom Audrey and Jim Metcalfe of Oregon's Honeyhill Farms comes a new selection of H. x nigercors (H. niger x argutifolius). This sterile hybrid produces very glossy leaves that resemble H. niger. The vigorous and easy to grow, 2' wide clump is topped in late winter with 12" stalks of outfacing creamy white flowers. It's only thanks to the persistence of the tissue culture labs that these are available at all.