Merlin Hellebore is a particularly splendid selection to add to your shady garden! Outward-facing flowers — light pink to deep pink — bloom February to April, ultimately maturing to a deep cranberry-red.
This cultivar grows 12-14 in. H x 8-12 in. W, in deep to part shade. The evergreen foliage on ‘Merlin’ is dark-green to bluish-grey, marbled with prominent veining of contrasting cream or pale green thin lines.
Hellebores are beloved for their winter blooms, evergreen foliage, drought-tolerance, and deer and rabbit resistance. They mix beautifully with native shade-loving perennials and other evergreen water-wise perennials such as Epimedium. The winter flowers offer an important nectar source to early-emerging native bees.
Merlin Hellebore is a particularly splendid selection to add to your shady garden! Outward-facing flowers — light pink to deep pink — bloom February to April, ultimately maturing to a deep cranberry-red.
This cultivar grows 12-14 in. H x 8-12 in. W, in deep to part shade. The evergreen foliage on ‘Merlin’ is dark-green to bluish-grey, marbled with prominent veining of contrasting cream or pale green thin lines.
Hellebores are beloved for their winter blooms, evergreen foliage, drought-tolerance, and deer and rabbit resistance. They mix beautifully with native shade-loving perennials and other evergreen water-wise perennials such as Epimedium. The winter flowers offer an important nectar source to early-emerging native bees.
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