Helleborus ballardiae Maestro PP 23859 Sarcococca have recurved petal tips and

have recurved petal tips and are simply fabulous

the plant probably won't flower

Royal Catchfly requires little more maintenance than cutting the spent flower stalks to the ground when they are no longer attractive

discovered as a mutation by Richard O'Brien

This variegated Japanese iris is happy in all but the driest of garden soils

Helleborus ballardiae Maestro PP 23859 Sarcococca have recurved petal tips and(aka: Helleborus 'Coseh 890') Simply incredible the new standard in Helleborus niger hybrids. Helleborus 'Maestro', derived from a cross of Helleborus niger and Helleborus lividus, produces a compact 14" tall x 2' wide clump of evergreen foliage with each leaf intricately woven with silver veins most prominent in early spring. Mature clumps of Helleborus 'Maestro' are topped, starting in late January (NC), with literally hundreds of stalks of rosy