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Helleborus have evergreen leaves and flowers in a wide range of colors and shades from white, pink and yellow to red, green, purple and even black.

Helleborus grow to a height of about 1 to 1.5 feet, some can grow to around 2 feet. They spread up 1 to 2 feet, but not aggressively.

Helleborus bloom in late winter and spring. They bring pop to landscapes coming out of the dead of winter before other blooms.

Helleborus can take some drought, but you want to plant them in summer's shady areas like under deciduous trees. They do love the direct, full sun in winter, early spring.

Helleborus prefer moist, organic soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline PH (not surprisingly), but they can grow in less ideal conditions like sandy or clay soil with moderate water.

Helleborus are low-maintenance perennials and you can mulch them in the fall to propagate new seedlings. Plant them at crown level.

Helleborus are resistant to deer and rabbit, but they do attract bees. This is all a win!

Helleborus are not native to North America. They came from Europe, Asia and the Mediterranean.

Helleborus are poisonous so you or your pets wouldn't want to eat them.