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Type
- Herbaceous
- Evergreen/Semi evergreen perennial
Flowering time
- Spring
- Autumn
- Winter
Flowering colour
- Double deep rose flowers
Position
- Part Shade
- Full Shade
- Part Sun
Soil
- Chalk, Clay, Loam tolerant
- PH neutral or alkaline
- Moist but well-drained
Hardiness
- Fully hardy
- RHS H7 rating
Final height
- 50cm
Final spread
- 60cm
Suitable for
- Direct soil planting
- Container planting
Other
- Pest resistant
- Great ground cover
- Great in borders
- Easy to grow
- Flowers for cutting
- Vibrant foliage
- Plant for shade
Human & pets interaction
- Harmful if eaten
Helleborus ‘Spring Promise® Elly’ – 3 litre pot
Otter Price: £16.99
Helleborus ‘Spring Promise® Elly’ is a prolific bloomer flowering from November until March, producing deep red large, double flowers. The Spring Promise® Lenten Roses are a part of the prestigious Helleborus Golden Collection (HGC®). Along with being easy to care for, they are very versatile, and suitable for gardens or displaying indoors in pots and flowering arrangements.
Spring Promise® Lenten Roses are crosses between the oriental Hellebore (Helleborus orientalis) and various other species from the Helleborus genus. Lenten Roses can flower from January until well into spring.
Care instructions:
– Avoid planting directly in the frozen soil. Optimal planting time in the UK is September to December, allowing plants to establish before the warm spring and hot summer.
– Container planting is possible throughout the year; use containers that are large and deep enough to prevent roots from freezing the in the winter, and ensure there are drainage holes in the bottom of the container.
– Water well after planting. Avoid waterlogged conditions in winter.
– Remove seed pods before they open to avoid slowing up plant growth in spring and summer. Clear old/brown leaves in spring and summer to make space for fresh growth.
– Feeding is not required during the first flowering season. Use balanced organic fertilisers to feed older plants in February/March and repeat in July/August.
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