Helleborus FrostKiss™ Molly’s White ~ NEW 2026
Helleborus hel-eh-BORE-us
Molly’s White: The plant produces elegant, outward-facing, single white flowers on tall stems that bloom from late winter into mid-spring, often appearing even when there is snow on the ground. The blooms are held erect and outward-facing on dark stems. 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.
