Helleborus niger Nell Lewis Chamaecyparis 1/4") and shorter

1/4") and shorter

it can be cut to the ground and will resprout quickly

where this hardy olive cultivar originated in the 17th century

The 3' wide clumps are topped with light lavender flowers in early summer on 48" scapes

Helleborus niger Nell Lewis Chamaecyparis 1/4") and shorterFrom the garden of the late Greensboro, NC, plantswoman Nell Lewis comes this extremely vigorous seed strain of the legendary Christmas rose, Helleborus niger. Perhaps the most amazing thing about this strain is that many of the seedlings flower the first year from seed an unheard of trait in the genus Helleborus. From the large, glossy, dark green leaves arise 8" tall stalks of large pure white flowers beginning around January in NC. Helleborus niger