French Kiss
$22.00
A selection from the Honeymoon Series, this hellebore features 3-3 1/2″ white flowers with raspberry pink veins that widen and darken closer to the center. A flower so beautiful you might want to kiss it!
Hellebores, also known as Lenten Roses, are early bloomers that bring color to the late winter and early spring garden, often flowering for six weeks or more. These woodland plants thrive in moist, shaded areas, and are also deer and rabbit resistant.
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A selection from the Honeymoon Series, this hellebore features 3-3 1/2″ white flowers with raspberry pink veins that widen and darken closer to the center. A flower so beautiful you might want to kiss it!
Hellebores, also known as Lenten Roses, are early bloomers that bring color to the late winter and early spring garden, often flowering for six weeks or more. These woodland plants thrive in moist, shaded areas, and are also deer and rabbit resistant.
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