Helleborus lemperii Liara 10b dark purple-and-white striped hood which

dark purple-and-white striped hood which ends in a thin red-purple tail

By the end of summer

so it's still not as hairy as bigfoot on a bad hair day

We obtained this wild-collected Hemerocallis altissima clone many years ago from the New York Botanical Garden and have added a cultivar name to distinguish it from the species imposters

It only took us sixteen years to propagate enough to share

Helleborus lemperii Liara 10b dark purple-and-white striped hood which(aka: Helleborus COSEH 5600) Helleborus 'Liara' is the first bicolor introduction of the sterile hybrids between Helleborus niger and Helleborus x hybridus. The 20" tall x 2' wide clumps are adorned, starting in February with huge (nearly 4" wide) lovely soft pink flowers with dark veins and petal edges. A clump of this is flower is truly amazing!