Yes, grown it for about a year now, both in the ground and in a container. Very nice silver mottling on the foliage, providing a rather icey appearance. This is a hellebore that performs best in a good deal of sun - its orgins from Corsica and Sardinia should be a bit of a clue that this will tolerate a lot of even rather strong sun and is also pretty drought tolerant once established. In fact, a very good selection for a xeric Mediterranean style garden.

Yes. I put it in a part-shade area of my garden--the sunniest of my shady areas (which means full sun would probably be okay nearly anywhere else on the planet), in soil with good drainage and a bit dry in winter. It's doing fine.

In Gardengal's location, I would have definitely put it in full sun. She has clouds. I see them sometimes. They are those white, fluffy things, right?

Lisa

I live in Western Washington, east of Seattle.
Today when I went out to get my mail, I found a small white box with hundreds of rubber banded plant tags on the side of the road. These say Helleborus "Silver Lace" and have the photo of this hellebore and the planting instructions on the back.
I would like to get these back to their owners. I assume they somehow fell off a truck.
I already left a voicemail message for Skagit Gardens, who sells these wholesale online.

Can anyone help me find the owners of these plant tags?

BTW, I have a beautiful hellebore in my front yard that blooms every year in Feb or March. Wonderful plant...don't know the variety, but it has pink flowers that fade out.
I'm really a photographer with a passion for roses!