HELLEBORUS X ICE N' ROSE / LENTEN ROSE

Helleborus x Ice N' Roses is a striking and reliable hybrid Lenten Rose known for its showy flowers and evergreen foliage. Blooming from late winter to early spring, this variety produces an abundance of upward-facing blooms in a range of colors, with 'Ice N' Roses' typically showcasing shades of pink, white, or maroon. Perfect for shaded gardens, woodland settings, or containers, this tough and low-maintenance plant brings long-lasting beauty to cold-season landscapes.

Why Choose Helleborus x Ice N' Roses?
Comparison: Unlike traditional Lenten Roses, 'Ice N' Roses' features more abundant and larger flowers that stand upright, creating a striking display. Its range of colors adds variety to shaded gardens during winter and spring.
Companions: Pairs well with other early-blooming plants such as snowdrops, crocuses, and hellebores in different colors. Its sturdy foliage and flowers also complement ferns, hostas, and other woodland perennials.

Key Features:
Vibrant Blooms: Large, upward-facing flowers in various shades of pink, white, and maroon, creating a lively burst of color in late winter to early spring.
Evergreen Foliage: Dark green, leathery leaves provide year-round interest and structure, even when the plant is not in bloom.
Cold Hardy and Shade-Loving: Thrives in partial to full shade and is hardy in colder climates, making it a perfect choice for woodland gardens or shaded areas.
Pollinator-Friendly: Attracts bees and other early-season pollinators, supporting a healthy garden ecosystem.
Low Maintenance: Deer and rabbit-resistant, drought-tolerant once established, and requires little care to thrive in various soil types.

Specifications:
Bloom Time: Late winter to early spring.
Height: 40–60 cm | Spread: 40–50 cm.
Hardiness: Zone 4–9.

Add early-season charm and lasting beauty to your garden with Helleborus x Ice N' Roses. Its stunning flowers and evergreen foliage provide an elegant solution for shaded spaces, ensuring your landscape remains vibrant even in the coldest months.