Helleborus lemperii Walbertons Rosemary PP 19439 Parthenocissus because there are enough seedlings

because there are enough seedlings to replace old plants

to 30" long x 5" wide

the clump is topped with tiny clusters of blue flowers in early spring

Plants may take several years to mature enough to flower well

This splendid selection of the Texas native Salvia farinacea makes a compact 30" tall x 4' wide specimen

Helleborus lemperii Walbertons Rosemary PP 19439 Parthenocissus because there are enough seedlings(aka: Helleborus 'Walhero') Helleborus x lemperii 'Walberton's Rosemary' was one of the earliest hybrids of Helleborus niger and Helleborus x hybridus. This prolific flowering selection from the UK's David Tristram was discovered in 2000. Even now, stock remains very scarce. In our trials, Helleborus 'Walberton's Rosemary' starts flowering in early February (NC) with rosy pink flowers that age darker pink. The foliage and flowers are intermediate