GALLERY Hellebore species in the garden
NEW 03/08 and 03/09
H. lividus
DMY: March 2008
H. niger
DMY: March 2008
DMY: March 2008
DMY: March 2008
DMY: March 2008
DMY: March 2009
H. niger X (?)
There is one good seedling from 2007 coming up .
DMY: April 2008
H. argutifolius
DMY: January 2004
DMY: January 2007
The elevation is one meter and the distance mother ( left ) child is five meter . DMY: January 2007
H. cyclophylus
DMY: April 2008
H. dumetorum
DMY: April 2008
H. multifidus
DMY: April 2008
H. odorus
DMY: April 2008
Old garden varieties
The given "name" is the name of the gardener or the place where the garden is situated .
H. orientalis ? "Carol"
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DMY: March 2009
DMY: April 2008
H. orientalis abchasicus "Kate"
on the rightHere's a copy paste from http://grahamrice.com
grahamrice.com
'Early Purple' The name proposed by Brian Mathew for "H. atrorubens of gardens", a well-known, dark, early-flowering form of H. orientalis subsp. abchasicus.
There are at least three forms of this plant around, but the name should be applied only to the plant illustrated in Brian's book. :-) .
H. orientalis abchasicus "Herent"
under
DMY: March 2009
DMY: March 2009
H. purpurascens
DMY: April 2008
DMY: March 2008
DMY: March 2008
H. torquatus
DMY: April 2008
H. virides
with slug attack
DMY: April 2008
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