Description
You can read more about food production with this non-acrid (edible without crystalizing your mouth) cultivar in the International Aroid Society's journal "Aroidiana"
as long as the ground doesn't stay bone dry
adorned in midsummer (late June in NC) with flowers that lay on the soil and resemble 1
The leaves are held atop thin
sword-like leaves of blue-green with a nice white border
Helleborus hybridus Kingston Cardinal 2 QT Woodsia You can read more aboutHelleborus 'Kingston Cardinal' is Dan Hinkley's large double purple flowered selection of the deer resistant Helleborus x hybridus that was destined for his 2007 catalog, before a bad case of Her pees killed off the nursery. This stunning plant represents a single clone selected for tissue culture.