Helleborus foetidus Krenitsky Summer Flowering Plants If there was a reason

If there was a reason

Thermopsis villosa jumps out of the ground in mid-spring

Who could not help but love these delightful little cormous perennials

even to the point of mixing in small gravel in poorly drained soils

In early summer

Helleborus foetidus Krenitsky Summer Flowering Plants If there was a reasonThis seed strain of Helleborus foetidus was shared with us by Chapel Hill NC plantsman Tom Krenitsky. Visitors to the garden have marveled at the exceptionally dark green, very serrate leaves, so we introduced it as a named seed strain in 2007. As with all Helleborus foetidus, the plants grow vigorously the first season forming a 20" tall stalk, clothed in dark green, hand shaped leaves. After the second winter, the clumps are topped with 2' tall