Helleborus FrostKiss™ Dorothy’s Dawn ~ NEW 2026
Helleborus hel-eh-BORE-us
Dorothy’s Dawn: Produces large, cup-shaped flowers that are light to rose pink, often with creamy centers. They are held on sturdy, dark red stems and are notable for facing outward and gently nodding. Its leathery, dark green leaves have distinctive silvery or cream-colored veins, giving them a marbled look.
Zone 4
Part to Full Shade
Height: 18-24″/Spread: 18-24″
Late Winter – Spring
Size Available: 1 Gallon
Description
Helleborus hel-eh-BORE-us
Hellebores, also known as Lenten Roses or Winter Roses, are evergreen perennials that provide early-season color and interest to gardens, blooming in late winter or early spring when other plants are dormant. They are known for their attractive, leathery foliage and a wide range of flower colors, including white, pink, purple and even black. Hellebores are low-maintenance, shade-tolerant, and resistant to deer and rabbits, making them a popular choice for many gardens. The showy parts of the flower are actually petal-like sepals that can last for months and surround a crown of stamens and inconspicuous, nectar-filled petals. Many older varieties have nodding, cup-shaped flowers, while newer cultivars have been bred for more upright blooms.
