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Helleborus Mixed Pack Maid of Honor, Wedding Crasher & Wedding Bells

Helleborus Mixed Pack Maid of Honor, Wedding Crasher & Wedding Bells

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Shipped Trimmed and Ready to Plant. Our plants are carefully trimmed and prepared for planting upon arrival.

Experience the beauty of THREE exquisite hellebores from the renowned WEDDING PARTY® series. These double-flowered plants boast impressive vigor, eye-catching floral displays with abundant blossoms per plant, and vibrant flower hues.


Common Names: Lenten Rose, Christmas Rose, Winter Rose, Hellebore

Botanical Name: Helleborus

Best Light: Full Shade and Part Shade

Color / Shades: Pink and White

Zones: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9

Bloom Season: Early Spring and Mid Spring

Critters: Deer Resistant and Rabbit Resistant

Maintenance: Low maintenance, easy to grow

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Hosta King Promise

Your happiness with us is our #1 goal at Hosta King. If you are not happy with your plants, Hosta King will make it right. We can either ship you replacement plants or refund your money.  You can have the same plants or have different plants, of equal or lesser value, shipped to you.  If you feel a full money refund is necessary, we are happy to honor that request too. Let us know why you are not happy and we will make it right.

Shipped Trimmed and Ready to Plant

We sell mostly starter and bare root plants carefully trimmed and prepared for planting upon arrival. 99.999% of the time we do not ship in containers. In those rare and infrequent occasions when a plant does ship in a container, it will be acknowledged on the plant listing.

Delivery

Your order should arrive with 4-6 days.

Returns & Exchanges

Send us a request from our Contact Us page. Include your Order Number and Tell Us Why you are not satisfied. Let us know if you want replacement plants or a full refund. We'll get on it. 

Cost to Ship

Shipping fees are as follows:

  • $6.99 for orders up to $39.99
  • $10.99 for orders between $40 and $79.99
  • $14.99 for orders between $80 and $119.99
  • $18.99 for orders between $120 and $159.99
  • $22.99 for orders between $160 and $199.99
  • FREE for orders $200 or greater

 

The Lenten Rose

Helleborus have been called the “harbingers of spring” for their blooms beginning in late winter, lending to their common names, such as Lenten roses, winter roses and Christmas roses. 

Hellebores are a genus of perennial flowering plants in the family Ranunculaceae. Despite their common names, they are not related to the rose family (Rosaceae)

Versatility of Helleborus

Helleborus work great as border plants, but are also stunning in containers and cut flower arrangements.

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Things you should know about Helleborus

  • Appearance

    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.

  • Sizes

    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.

  • Bloom Season

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

  • Part or Full Shade

    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.

  • Gardening

    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.

  • Easy to Grow

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

  • Critters

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

  • Origin

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

  • Warning

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