Helleborus croaticus plant

Helleborus croaticus

hellebore

  • Perennial
  • 20-40 cm high
  • Purple flowers
  • Valuable foliage plant
  • Evergreen
An early spring bloomer with drooping, purple-green flowers and soft speckles. Evergreen, deeply incised leaves, and a compact growth habit. Thrives in cool, well-drained, fertile soil with a little lime. It blooms from late winter into spring, making it suitable for natural plantings and woodland gardens.

Garden use

Use

Border Wild garden Small garden Mass planting Pot Woodland Small groups Large groups

Site and growing conditions

Gravel garden Rockgarden

Garden style

Early spring garden Spring border Cottage garden Leaf structure garden

For wildlife and biodiversity

Native plants Bee-friendly garden For bees

Ornamental value and special features

Wintergreen Foliage plant

Growth

Medium

Planting density

Plant about 3 - 5 plants per m²

Characteristics

Height 20 - 40 cm
Flowering time February - April
Flower colour white, purple, pink, light pink
Leaf colour green, dark green
Growth habit rosette
Growth rate medium
Hardiness down to about -20°C

Site conditions

Light morning sun, evening sun, open shade, filtered, shade
Moisture average, moist
Soil pervious, light, normal
Soil fertility normal, high

Botanical information

Botanical name Helleborus croaticus
Genus Helleborus
Family Ranunculaceae
Common names NL: nieskruid
EN: hellebore
FR: hellébore
DE: Lenzrosen
Origin Europe
Helleborus
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