Helleborus Gold Collection is a clump-forming evergreen in the Ranunculaceae that carries its flowers through the winter into early spring. It reliably blooms from January to April, providing colour when many herbaceous plants are dormant. Plant in partial shade on a north-facing, sheltered spot with moist but well-drained neutral loam. It is fully hardy in UK gardens (H7).

Helleborus Gold Collection flowers from January to April and suits north-facing, sheltered sites in moist, neutral loam.

Helleborus Gold Collection

Hellebore (Helleborus Gold Collection) | Winter Blooms

Helleborus atrorubens of gardens is a clump-forming, mounded perennial in the Ranunculaceae that flowers in winter and early spring from January to April. It has leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves that are evergreen or semi-evergreen. Best sited in partial shade, it will also tolerate full sun where soil remains reliably moist. The plant is toxic if ingested and can cause skin irritation, so handle with care.

Christmas Rose (Helleborus atrorubens of gardens) is a clump-forming perennial with leathery divided leaves and winter flowers from January to April.

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Hellebores flower when almost nothing else does, opening saucers of green, white, dusky pink, plum or near-black from midwinter into spring, often intricately spotted within. What look like petals are in fact sepals, which is why the flowers persist for months rather than weeks. The leaves are leathery and palmately divided, evergreen in most species, and the plants are long-lived, shade-tolerant and increasingly generous as they age.

Helleborus atrorubens of gardens

Christmas Rose | Helleborus atrorubens of gardens

Helleborus colchicus is a clump-forming, mounded perennial in the ranunculus family that flowers from January to April. It carries evergreen or semi-evergreen, leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves. Plants suit a sheltered, north-, east- or west-facing position where their winter–spring blooms are visible. Give them fertile heavy loam or clay enriched with humus and neutral to alkaline, moist but well-drained conditions.

Helleborus colchicus (Christmas Rose) blooms January to April and carries leathery, palmately divided dark green foliage in sheltered, north- to.

Helleborus colchicus

Christmas Rose | Helleborus colchicus

Helleborus corsicus is a clump-forming, mounded perennial in the Ranunculaceae with leathery, palmately divided foliage. It bears bowl-shaped green flowers from January to April, set above dark, long-lasting leaves. Native to Corsica, it favours sheltered, semi-shaded positions and neutral to alkaline, humus-rich soils.

Corsican hellebore (Helleborus corsicus) flowers January to April and forms a clump of leathery, palmately divided leaves for cool-shaded borders.

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Helleborus corsicus

Corsican hellebore | Helleborus corsicus

Helleborus lividus is a clump-forming, mounded perennial in the Ranunculaceae with leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves and winter flowering. It grows to about 0.45 metres and flowers from January to April. It prefers neutral to alkaline, moisture-retentive heavy loam or clay in a sheltered, part-shade position. Wear gloves when handling as the sap can irritate and the plant is harmful if eaten.

Blue-Grey Hellebore (Helleborus lividus) has leathery, dark green leaves and flowers January to April, suited to sheltered, part-shade positions.

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Helleborus lividus

Blue-grey hellebore | Helleborus lividus

Helleborus niger is an evergreen perennial that produces rose-like flowers in winter, flowering from January to April. It forms a low, clump-forming mound to about 0.3 m. Leaves are leathery and palmately divided and may remain semi-evergreen in mild winters. Handle with gloves as all parts are harmful if eaten and can irritate skin.

Christmas rose (Helleborus niger) flowers from January to April and suits sheltered, part-shade sites in fertile, moist soil.

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Helleborus niger

Christmas rose | Helleborus niger

Helleborus niger 'Ladhams' Variety' is a clump-forming, mounded perennial in the buttercup family that flowers from January to April. It carries leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves to about 0.3 m and remains evergreen or semi‑evergreen. Suited to sheltered, north, east or west-facing spots, it will tolerate full sun only where the soil stays reliably moist. Handle with care: the plant is poisonous despite its winter blooms.

Christmas Rose (Helleborus niger 'Ladhams' Variety') flowers January to April and forms a mounded evergreen clump for sheltered north‑ to west‑facing.

Helleborus niger 'Ladhams' Variety'

Christmas Rose | Helleborus niger 'Ladhams' Variety'

Helleborus niger 'Louis Cobbett' is a clump-forming, mounded perennial that flowers from January to April. It bears leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves and reaches about 0.3 m. Plant in sheltered, partial-shade sites on fertile heavy loam or clay enriched with humus; it will tolerate full sun only where soil stays reliably moist. The plant is poisonous and should be handled with care.

Christmas Rose (Helleborus niger 'Louis Cobbett') flowers January to April and forms a 0.3 m clump for sheltered, partial-shade locations.

Helleborus niger 'Louis Cobbett'

Christmas Rose | Helleborus niger 'Louis Cobbett'

Helleborus niger 'Potter's Wheel' is a mounded, clump-forming perennial hellebore that flowers from January to April. It grows to about 0.3 m with leathery, palmately divided, dark green leaves that are evergreen or semi-evergreen. Plant in a sheltered, north-, east- or west-facing spot with fertile heavy loam or clay and plenty of humus, keeping soil moist but well drained. Wear gloves and other protection when handling, as the plant is harmful if eaten and its sap can irritate skin.

Christmas Rose 'Potter's Wheel' (Helleborus niger) is a mounded perennial that flowers January to April and prefers sheltered, humus-rich, moist but.

Helleborus niger 'Potter's Wheel'

Christmas rose 'Potter's Wheel' | Helleborus niger 'Potter's Wheel'

Helleborus niger 'St Brigid' is a clump-forming, mounded perennial in the buttercup family that flowers in winter. It grows to about 0.3 m with leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves that are evergreen or semi-evergreen. Plant on a north, east or west-facing, sheltered site in fertile heavy loam or clay rich in humus where the soil remains moist but well drained. It is a poisonous cottage garden favourite because it flowers in the depths of winter.

St Brigid Christmas Rose (Helleborus niger 'St Brigid') is a winter-flowering perennial with leathery dark green leaves for shaded borders and under.

Helleborus niger 'St Brigid'

St Brigid Christmas Rose | Helleborus niger 'St Brigid'

Helleborus niger subsp. macranthus is a clump-forming perennial notable for its midwinter to early-spring blooms. It produces leathery, palmately divided, dark green leaves and reaches about 0.3 m. Suited to sheltered, partly shaded sites, it flowers January to April. All parts of the plant are poisonous and should be handled with care.

Christmas Rose Helleborus niger subsp. macranthus flowers January to April and prefers partial shade, fertile humus-rich neutral to alkaline soil in.

Helleborus niger subsp. macranthus

Christmas Rose | Helleborus niger subsp. macranthus

Helleborus odorus from Kosovo is a clump-forming, evergreen herbaceous perennial in the Ranunculaceae. It flowers from January to April, giving winter to early-spring colour. The plant favours partial shade on north-facing, sheltered sites in neutral loam that remains moist but well-drained. Rated H6, it is very hardy and suits borders, woodland gardens and containers.

Helleborus odorus from Kosovo is an evergreen, clump-forming hellebore that flowers January to April in north-facing, sheltered, moist neutral loam.

Commonly known as hellebores, the Eurasian genus Helleborus consists of approximately 20 species of herbaceous or evergreen perennial flowering plants in the family Ranunculaceae, within which it gave its name to the tribe of Helleboreae. Many hellebore species are poisonous.

Helleborus odorus from Kosovo

Hellebore (Helleborus odorus from Kosovo) | Winter Flower

Helleborus orientalis is a clump-forming, mounded perennial that produces winter–spring flowers from January to April. Leaves are leathery, palmately divided and dark green, remaining evergreen or semi-evergreen through the year. It prefers a sheltered spot in partial shade and will tolerate full sun only where soil stays reliably moist. All parts are harmful if eaten and the sap can irritate skin, so wear gloves and other protective equipment when handling.

Lenten Rose (Helleborus orientalis) flowers from January to April and suits sheltered, north to west aspects in moist, neutral to alkaline soil.

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Helleborus orientalis

Lenten rose [4] | Helleborus orientalis

Helleborus orientalis 'Ballard's Black' is a clump-forming, mounded perennial hellebore with leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves. It flowers from January to April, offering winter-spring interest when few other perennials are in bloom. The plant favours sheltered, north-, east- or west-facing positions in fertile heavy loam or clay enriched with humus. All parts are toxic if ingested, so take care over placement around children and pets.

Helleborus orientalis 'Ballard's Black' flowers January to April and suits sheltered, partially shaded sites in fertile, neutral to alkaline soil.

Helleborus orientalis 'Ballard's Black'

Helleborus purpurascens is a clump-forming, mounded perennial that produces purple flowers in the cold months. It carries leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves that are evergreen or semi‑evergreen. Flowering runs January to April, providing winter and early spring colour. Wear gloves when handling, as the plant is harmful if eaten and may irritate skin.

Purple-flowered Christmas rose (Helleborus purpurascens) flowers January to April and prefers partial shade with fertile, moist soil.

Helleborus purpurascens

Purple-flowered Christmas rose | Helleborus purpurascens

Helleborus purpurascens 'Pluto' is a clump-forming, mounded perennial hellebore that flowers in winter to early spring (January to April). It bears leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves that are evergreen or semi-evergreen. The plant favours sheltered, north, east or west-facing positions and performs best in fertile heavy loam or clay enriched with humus. It will tolerate full sun only where the soil remains reliably moist.

Christmas Rose (Helleborus purpurascens 'Pluto') is a winter-flowering hellebore for sheltered, humus-rich, neutral to alkaline soils with blooms January.

Helleborus purpurascens 'Pluto'

Christmas Rose | Helleborus purpurascens 'Pluto'

Helleborus viridis is a clump-forming, mounded perennial with leathery, palmately divided leaves that remain evergreen or semi-evergreen. It grows to around 0.3 m and flowers in winter to early spring, from January to April. It prefers partial shade and will tolerate full sun only where the soil remains reliably moist. All parts are harmful if eaten and can irritate the skin, so wear gloves and other protective equipment when handling.

Green hellebore (Helleborus viridis) flowers from January to April and forms low, mounded clumps for partial shade in neutral to alkaline.

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Helleborus viridis

Green hellebore | Helleborus viridis

Helleborus viridis occidentalis is a clump-forming, mounded perennial that flowers in the UK from January to April. It grows to about 0.3 m and bears leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves that are evergreen or semi-evergreen. Plant in fertile heavy loam or clay enriched with humus in a north, east or west-facing, sheltered site. All parts of the plant are poisonous, so avoid ingestion and wash hands after handling.

Christmas Rose (Helleborus viridis occidentalis) flowers January to April and forms a mounded clump with leathery, palmately divided leaves.

Helleborus viridis occidentalis

Christmas Rose | Helleborus viridis occidentalis

Helleborus x hyb. 'White Spotted' is a hybrid hellebore with evergreen foliage and an upright, well-branched habit that flowers in winter and early spring (January to April). It favours partial shade and neutral loam that remains moist but drains freely. The plant tolerates north to south aspects when sited in a sheltered spot and is fully hardy in the UK (H7). Use it where winter flowering and persistent leaves are wanted, such as under roses or in informal borders.

Hellebore Helleborus x hyb. 'White Spotted' flowers January to April and suits sheltered, partially shaded positions on neutral, moist loam.

Helleborus x hyb. 'White Spotted'

Hellebore | Helleborus x hyb. 'White Spotted'

Helleborus x hyb. Ballard's Group is a cultivated hybrid hellebore that flowers in winter and early spring, from January to April. It forms multi-stemmed, rounded clumps with evergreen leaves that give winter structure. Plant in partial shade on neutral loam kept moist but well drained, in a sheltered spot.

Hellebore (Helleborus x hyb. Ballard's Group) flowers from January to April and prefers moist, neutral loam in partial shade and a sheltered position.

Helleborus x hyb. Ballard's Group

Hellebore | Helleborus x hyb. Ballard's Group

Helleborus x hybr. 'Pink Lady' is an evergreen hybrid hellebore that flowers from January to April, bringing winter to early-spring blooms. Plants form a multi-stemmed, rounded clump with persistent leaves that carry the display beyond the flowering months. It favours partial shade and a sheltered position. Grow it in neutral loam kept moist but well drained.

Helleborus x hybr. 'Pink Lady' flowers January to April; grow in partial shade in moist, neutral loam on a sheltered, fully hardy site.

Helleborus x hybr. 'Pink Lady'

Helleborus x sternii Blackthorn Group is a hellebore hybrid in the genus Helleborus (family Ranunculaceae) that flowers in the winter and early spring. Its bloom period runs from January to April, offering floral interest when many other plants are dormant. The genus is Eurasian and comprises roughly 20 species of herbaceous or evergreen perennial plants. Many hellebore species are poisonous, so take care when handling or situating plants where children or pets might access them.

Helleborus x sternii Blackthorn Group flowers from January to April and is a member of the hellebore genus Helleborus in the Ranunculaceae.

Helleborus x sternii Blackthorn Group

Helleborus x sternii Blackthorn Group | Jan-Apr Blooms

Helleborus × nigericors of gardens is a clump-forming, mounded perennial in the Ranunculaceae with leathery, palmately divided leaves. It is evergreen or semi-evergreen and flowers in the depth of winter to early spring. Plants suit shaded, sheltered spots on neutral to alkaline, humus-rich soils. Expect blooms from January to April.

Christmas Rose (Helleborus × nigericors of gardens) is a clump-forming perennial with leathery leaves and winter flowers from January to April.

Helleborus × nigericors of gardens

Christmas Rose | Helleborus × nigericors of gardens

Helleborus × sternii is a clump-forming, mounded perennial in the ranunculus family that produces its flowers in winter and early spring. It has leathery, palmately divided dark green leaves that remain through much of the year. Flowers appear from January to April. Wear gloves when handling as the plant is harmful if eaten and can cause skin irritation.

Stern's hybrid hellebore flowers from January to April and forms a mounded, clump-forming perennial for partial shade and sheltered sites.