Honeymoon™ ‘French Kiss’ Hellebore will welcome spring with a spectacular display of white blossoms adorned with raspberry-pink veining above thick evergreen foliage. Hellebores, also called Lenten Rose, bloom six weeks or more, beginning in late winter and lasting well into spring. Flowers gently nod atop sturdy stems, making for excellent cut flowers. Hellebores are exceptionally easy to grow, are deer and rabbit resistant, and make lovely cut flowers. As these plants will naturalize and spread, they’re perfect for filling shade and woodland gardens with lovely blooms. (Helleborus)

Stinking Hellebore might have an unappealing name, but don’t let that deter you - this evergreen perennial, blooms late winter to mid-spring, offering stunning foliage and flowers when your garden needs it most. This hellebore has dark green leathery leaves, deeply cut to form narrow fingers with a lush, tropical appeal. Clusters of nodding, bell-shaped chartreuse flowers are edged in contrasting burgundy, energizing the garden for months. A lovely complement to spring-flowering bulbs and an excellent choice for filling in a sparse spring garden. Also known by interesting names such as Bearfoot, Ox Heel, and Stinkwort, this plant is a true gem for the early season shade garden. (Helleborus foetidus)

Wedding Party™ ‘True Love’ Hellebore, or Lenten Rose, has irresistible mauve petals with an extended bloom time from late winter through spring. Nodding atop upright stems, dozens of large flowers boast a showy yellow eye, and a fine dark outline accentuates gently ruffled double petals. Thick evergreen foliage is deeply lobed for beauty throughout the seasons. ‘True Love’ is deer and rabbit resistant, and will be at home in almost any shade or woodland garden. Plants are extremely adaptable, tolerating a variety of soil types, and will naturalize and multiply. (Helleborus)