Helleborus foetidus, so-called for the odor it puts off when the leaves are crushed. It develops clusters of small, green flowers tinged in red and also provides interesting cut foliage.

The flowers generally start blooming in late ... Another rugged favorite is the lime-green Helleborus foetidus -- the so-called "stinking hellebore." This is a bad rap, really, and you probably ...

It was a beautiful Helleborus argutifolius with simple green flowers, nothing fancy -- but I was smitten. Since then, thanks to people like the O'Byrnes, the hellebore breeding world has exploded!

Stinking Hellebore/Bear’s Paw Hellebore (H. foetidus) — To keep it short and sweet, this one has fine, lacey green foliage and cheerful green flowers that despite the name, don’t stink.

Martha Stewart knows a thing or two about gardens, that's for sure. So if she says this beautiful, finicky plant is worth the ...

The creamy, whitish-green flowers appear in January and February. Hellebores will generally thrive if planted in bright shade in rich, humus-y soil. Place these colorful Hellebores near a walkway ...

H. foetidus or stinking iris are bigger than the oriental hellebores with nodding clusters of greenish white flowers against dark-green palmate leaves. Together with H. argutifolius, the holly ...

The second week of January may not give you a garden filled with flowers, but there is ... others (that would be the Corsican hellebores with light green blooms). Most other hellebore varieties ...

Its pungent leaves emit an odour when crushed but the green flowers do not smell bad! A taller species than most, with thinner leaves. Lenten Rose (Helleborus orientalis cv.) The most common ...

For connoisseurs, there’s Helleborus niger ‘Potter’s Wheel’, with its large white flowers with green eyes and Helleborus x ballardiae ‘December Dawn’ which has big (6-8cm across ...