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BOTANICAL NAME
Helleborus niger
 
COMMON NAME
Christmas Rose
 
PLANT TYPE
Herbaceous Perennial, Evergreen
 
FAMILY
Ranunculaceae
 
PLANT HEIGHT
3L pot
Eventual height and spread 45 cm - 45 cm
 
FEEDING
Mulch annually
 
WATERING
The root ball must not dry out
 
LIGHT CONDITIONS
Dappled Shade, Full Shade, Full Sun, Partial Shade
 
PRUNING
Cut back old leaves
 
PEST
Hellebore aphid, Hellebore leaf miner and Snail
 
DISEASES
Hellebore leaf spot and Hellebore black death
 
SOIL
Moist but well-drained 
 
TYPE
Exterior

Helleborus niger

Name: Helleborus niger
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ABOUT Helleborus niger (Christmas Rose) :

Helleborus niger is known commonly as the Christmas Rose because it flowers in the depths of winter or early spring.; this makes it a traditional favourite for adding joy to cottage gardens over the cold season. Helleborus niger, is great for growing at the front of a partially shaded border. If you enjoy having cut flowers in your home, simply float the blooms in a bowl of water to display them. Large, round flowers grow above its leathery, dark leaves. The flowers are typically white but are also available in pink.

To care for your Helleborus niger you should mulch it each year with well-rotten compost. Plant your Christmas Rose in well-drained soil where it will be in dappled, partial, or full shade. They don’t like to be moved once they have established, so do not divide them. However, if they are under the right conditions, they will self-seed so you will get replacements. To prune, cut back the old leaves as new ones appear.

There are some pests and diseases that may cause problems for your Helliborus such as Hellebore aphid, hellebore leaf miner, hellebore leaf spot, and hellebore black death. This plant could make people and pets unwell if eaten.

Helleborus niger

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