Helleborus x hybridus 'HGC Spring Promise Conny' - gallon

HGC® Spring Promise CONNY Helleborus x hybridus The little red dots brushed on the large white flowers of Lenten Rose Conny give the plant something of a frisky look. The creamy white buds open from January into late spring. Conny is a low-care perennial that makes an immediate impression not only in the garden. Planted in containers together with spring flowers such as grape hyacinths (Muscari), daffodils (Narcissus) and tulips (Tulipa), this hardy, long-lived and partial shade-loving perennial also adds cheerful dashes of colour to any balcony or terrace. Flowering time: January Growth vigor: 30-40cm (12-15") Location: partial to full shade Spacing: 70 cm (28") Planting time in the garden: In spring and fall, when the ground is not frozen Planting planter: all year around Companion plants: Narcissus, Tulipa, Myosotis LENTEN ROSES – MULTI-FACETED HERALDS OF SPRING There is no overlooking the sheer unlimited shapes and colours of Spring Promise® Lenten Roses (Helleborus x hybridus). The close relatives of the Christmas Rose take the garden out of its dormancy with a striking show of colours. They prefer light shade, but apart from that have few site requirements. Their flowering time lasts into late spring. They benefit from regular leaf care and respond to it with extraordinary durability and vigorous growth. Spring Promise® Lenten Roses owe their beauty to the fact that they are crosses between the oriental hellebore (Helleborus orientalis) and various other species from the Helleborus genus. Their parents are mainly found in Southeast Europe, the Balkans and along the Black Sea coasts. Some of these species were bred in Germany, Belgium and Switzerland as early as the middle of the 19th century. LENTEN ROSE IN A NUTSHELL hardy, low-maintenance perennial vast diversity of flower colours great variety of flower shapes flowers from January onwards thrives in shaded to partially shaded places in the garden easy-to-please, vigorous garden plant