This is a quite delightful variety of hellebore in which each flower has an attractive ring of frilly petals (which are in fact oversized nectaries) within the usual petals producing an attractive, frilly, doubling effect. The sizeable, upturned... (Click for more details)

These seeds were collected from the darkest plants we grow, which originated from one of the country's top hellebore breeders. Deepest plums and purples open from slate coloured buds, many plants having the extra bonus of the dark foliage of thei... (Click for more details)

Cup-shaped, pale lemon flowers appear in earliest spring on this lovely cultivar. (Click for more details)

(Helleborus argutifolius). Prickly-edged grey-green leaves on stout stems holding clusters of large, pale green, upturned flowers with green nectaries and stamens. A long lived stalwart. (Click for more details)

A wide and generous selection from all of the hellebores varieties and species on our list. All colours are included from white and yellows to deepest purples and spotted and mottled forms. An inexpensive way to start a collection of these attra... (Click for more details)

These absolutely superb, fully double hellebores, do indeed bear an amazing resemblance to roses and come in all shades from palest pink to red. The long stems are perfect for cutting too. (Sow the seed, place in a cold frame, and be very patien... (Click for more details)

The overpowering fragrance from the pendulous purple-lipped flowers fills our cottage garden for weeks in earliest spring (Brian Mathew likens this to mahonia perfume). This is the rare, sweetly-perfumed form of Helleborus foetidus (so called bec... (Click for more details)

Dazzling shining fingers of purest gold form the evergreen leaves of this fabulous new variety of Helleborus foetidus, which we originally developed here many years ago at Plant World. It makes a striking statement during the winter, and is strong... (Click for more details)

Seed from the most beautiful plants we have ever grown. Large, waxy, extravagantly marked flowers produce gasps of awe from all who see them. These plants are descendants of many of Helen Ballard's famous named forms. (Click for more details)

Wide open nodding flowers in deep pinks and reds, all attractively speckled within. (Click for more details)

The first variegated hellebore coming better than 60% true. This gorgeous diminutive form of Helleborus corsicus is a delight in early spring and summer. The new foliage is sumptuously dappled with pink and cream. (Click for more details)

These superb, fully double hellebores bear an amazing resemblance to roses and come in all shades from palest pink to red, often heavily marked. The long stems are perfect for cutting too. (sow the seed, place in a cold frame, and be very patient,... (Click for more details)

Seed saved from the very best forms of Helleborus orientalis that we grow in our gardens, including pinks, maroons and mottled and patterned heads. This fabulous selection will impress everyone who is fortunate enough to discover these emerging i... (Click for more details)

The original seeds of this lovely orientalis form came from our friend Rita's best black flowered plant, but the seedlings are all good with flowers ranging from darkest, deepest maroon to almost-black. (Click for more details)

A newly bred and distinctive form of Helleborus argutifolius with spectacular silver-grey leaves, which are especially beautiful in spring. These plants which are smaller in stature than the normal form, produce trusses of yellow-green flowers. (Click for more details)

The very finest selection of this hybrid. Larger pink and green flowers with dwarfer more metallic leaves than other forms. (Click for more details)

Bunches of open, saucer-like flowers, of a startling bright green, massed on strong stems in early spring. Very early flowering, long-lived flowers which are excellent for cutting. (Click for more details)