Return to the Hellebore Forum
| Post a Follow-Up
Carousel Strain hellebore (photo)
| | |
Posted by leslie6ri (My Page) on Fri, Apr 22, 11 at 10:57
| Another favorite hellebore...
Purple nectaries!
Leslie |
Follow-Up Postings:
RE: Carousel Strain hellebore (photo)
| | |
What a beauty! Thanks for sharing!
Love the dark veins... |
RE: Carousel Strain hellebore (photo)
| | |
| Thanks for looking, alina! (My husband is sick of looking at them. Grin.) Leslie |
RE: Carousel Strain hellebore (photo)
| | |
| Yeah, husbands do not care :) My DH offers to remove all my flower beds and replace them with grass every year ;o) As for your flower, it reminds me an anemone type Hellebore I bought from Pine Knot Farm. The second row of petals disappeared for some reason, but the coloration is so lovely, so I do not mind. Very similar to yours. I bought many darker varieties, but I found that pinks look amazing in the landscape settings. |
RE: Carousel Strain hellebore (photo)
| | |
| Hi alina, Actually, my husband turned to me recently and said "your hellebores look very nice" and I was amazed that he knew a hellebore from a daisy. (Even though I rattle on about them constantly!) He tends to like bright red tuberous begonias and New Guinea impatiens --anything large and bright and cheerful. But he also complimented a tiny Hepatica, so who knows? Your DH may be planting a flower garden any day now... I dream of a double green hellebore. A big, green Double Queen. The best would be to grow one from my own seed. I have a white double queen (photo on this forum) planted near a single green x hybridus and there are seed pods! Maybe I'll get lucky. Leslie |
Post a Follow-Up
Please Note: Only registered members are able to post messages to this forum. If you are a member, please log in. If you aren't yet a member, join now!
Return to the Hellebore Forum
|
|
|
