Hellebore Argutifolius | Large 2L Pot

Elegant, winter-flowering & beautifully resilient these premium hellebores bring evergreen structure, refined texture & long-lasting seasonal colour to shaded gardens.

You can choose from any single large 2L outdoor-ready Hellebore plant, selecting specifically from our full range of premium varieties: Angel Glow, Argutifolius, Foetidus, Pink Beauty, Pirouette, Rosemary, Star of Passion, Tutu, Winter Moonbeam, Winter Sunshine, or our Frostkiss series, including Annas Red, Cheryls Shine, Dorothys Dawn, Glendas Gloss, Mollys White, Pennys Pink, and Pippas Purple. Each variety delivers its own unique winter-to-early-spring floral display from dusky veined blooms & velvety ruby-red flowers to pure whites, soft pinks & dramatic purple-plum shades all held above year-round evergreen foliage that brings texture, structure & elegance to the coldest months of the year.

Supplied as healthy, fresh & fully established 2L rootballs in their nursery pots, each hellebore is grown in premium peat-free compost to support strong root architecture & vigorous seasonal performance. Much larger than common small-potted hellebores, these mature plants arrive with sturdy crowns, well-developed buds & dense evergreen foliage fresh, fully rooted & outdoor garden ready. Their nectar-rich early blooms provide an essential food source for bees at a time when few other plants are in flower, making them both decorative & wildlife-friendly in winter gardens.

Cultural Information:

• Common Names:Hellebore, Lenten Rose, Christmas Rose (variety dependent)
• Fully Grown Height & Spread:4060 cm 4060 cm (variety dependent)
• Growth Habit:Clump-Forming, Evergreen to Semi-Evergreen Perennial
• Perfect for:Shaded Borders, Woodland Gardens, Path Edging, Patio Beds
• Flowering Time:Late Winter to Early Spring
• Planting Position:Partial Shade to Full Shade; Moist, Well-Drained Soil
• Attracts:Early Bees & Beneficial Pollinators
• Type: Hardy Winter-Flowering Perennial

Foliage: Evergreen, Textured, Divided or Marbled (variety dependent)