Sometimes it’s a shame that Hellebores are one the first plants of the season to bloom in the garden. Most times their fabulous bloom and incredible landscape toughness are lost on us because they seem to bloom too early! This spectacular selection may make you set a special alarm or mark you calender from year to year because once you see its amazing blooming power, you’ll kick yourself if you miss it! A bevy of flower stalks rise above leathery, deep green, evergreen foliage in late February laden with fat buds that open to a flower show that would put most plants to shame later in the spring. Big, five petalled, pink tinged, white flowers open to the best spring welcoming bouquet ever and then these pastel flowers change to a distinct chocolate shade as they age. That’s some serious wow power from a plant that thrives in partial shade and forms a care free, deer resistant clump of foliage once the flower finally fade in late April.