Ooo 🤗 looks like my tender hellebore spread some seed around earlier in the year in various surrounding pots as I’m finding lots of these cute seedlings. Look at those lovely markings 🤩 #hellebore
Yes it does Chris, maybe at least 2-3 years. But there are so many of them I’m going to use them to experiment round the garden. Move them to some selected sheltered spots and see which ones fair off the best over the next couple of years. The mother plant is safe in the polytunnel and potentially might get more seed early next year 😊 @midnightgardener
It’s supposed to be more tender than the normal hellebores. You might have the same one, just looked at yours and the flowers and foliage do look similar 🤔 @sharonhayden
Just read your other comments!! 🤣🤣you’re having a right laugh 😂 and you do make your plants earn their keep - if they’re not working hard enough they’re out of that poly tunnel! 😜
The seed pods forming on Hellebore lividus look quite pretty. It had quite a few flowers considering it was relatively a small plant only a few months ago #hellebore #helleborus #helleborus-lividus #helleboruslividus #majorcanhellebore
I wasn’t sure what they would look like Sherri 😄 it was an impulse buy and I only thought about the foliage initially, forgot completely that they flowered too 😆 @sherrisgarden
Thanks Jeff, apparently not and I’d kept it in the polytunnel since I bought it. But so far I’ve never had it under fleece within the tunnel so hoping it’s just gonna need the cover of the tunnel to get through winter. It’s been outside now for a couple of weeks since the weather has warmed up. @jeatacake
Thanks everyone 😊 it was a bargain at Wisley a couple of weeks ago. However, it’s not going outside over winter as this species is tender in the U.K. - it is advised to usually grow this one undercover in winter then plunge it in a pot outside in the summer. If you do leave it outside over winter there is a risk frost (or snow) will kill it off. @anges @pelly @novicegardenlover @suerichards @linfoster @kez001uk @ublaszko
Ooo 🤗 looks like my tender hellebore spread some seed around earlier in the year in various surrounding pots as I’m finding lots of these cute seedlings. Look at those lovely markings 🤩 #hellebore
It's cute but got such a long way to go before it matures 💚💚
Congratulations Richard you have #sprouts 👍 Yay 🙌
Yes it does Chris, maybe at least 2-3 years. But there are so many of them I’m going to use them to experiment round the garden. Move them to some selected sheltered spots and see which ones fair off the best over the next couple of years. The mother plant is safe in the polytunnel and potentially might get more seed early next year 😊 @midnightgardener
Yay indeed!! 🙌🏼😄 @crabby58
I think I have one like that - what’s the difference apart from it speaks Spanish- obvs 🙄
Well my other plants pay rent in Sterling but these only pay up in Euros 😆😆😆 @sharonhayden
Lol, no seriously I don’t charge my plants rent... 🤭 @sharonhayden
It’s supposed to be more tender than the normal hellebores. You might have the same one, just looked at yours and the flowers and foliage do look similar 🤔 @sharonhayden
It just said it was a Christmas rose and I wanted a white one and I put it in a sheltered spot - I love the Matt foliage
Just read your other comments!! 🤣🤣you’re having a right laugh 😂 and you do make your plants earn their keep - if they’re not working hard enough they’re out of that poly tunnel! 😜
Of course! Gotta make room for something new if it’s not performing 🤣🤪 @sharonhayden