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Early Blooms

19 years ago

My Pine Knot Strain Hellebore was in full bloom last week. I have never had such early blooms and wondered if it was a result of moving the plant in the fall from container to garden.I know we have had some very mild weather up till yesterday but no one else around me has any blooms.

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claysoil
19 years ago
My 3 year old foetidus began blooming for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Other areas of the US are seeing unseasonable blooms too.
mikeybob
19 years ago
I moved some the other way, from garden to container (potted up divisions) and I have several of them starting to flower now.
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