Helleborus x hybridus | Anemone Centered | Apricot Katie Smyth Both bees and butterflies love

Both bees and butterflies love this plant

Viburnum tinus

and making a planting plan and seasonal gardening

The stately flower spikes arise from a rosette of grey-green foliage that has distinctive arrow-shaped leaves that are very aromatic

These are grown from seed and may occasionally produce flowers which are pink

Helleborus x hybridus | Anemone Centered | Apricot Katie Smyth Both bees and butterflies loveThese Hellebores are hybrids that have really good clear colours on strong stems and which are more upright facing. So many of the early hybrids were real nodders, or as we like to say, just shy. They always had to have the flowers turned up to see what was in them. One reason the plants nod is to protect them from the winter elements. And so, it is nice to be able to see what is hiding under the petals now as these have been bred to have their little