Helleborus x glandorfensis HGC 'Ice N' Roses Brunello' | Ice N’ Roses Brunello Lenten Rose

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DESCRIPTION
Helleborus x glandorfensis HGC 'Ice N' Roses Brunello’, a lovely variety of Lenten Rose, stands out with its large, outward-facing flowers in deep burgundy or wine-red hues. This perennial beauty blooms early in late winter to early spring, adding vibrancy to gardens during the dormant season. Its dark green, leathery foliage remains appealing year-round, requiring minimal maintenance.

Known for hardiness and adaptability to various conditions, ‘Ice N' Roses Brunello’ thrives in partial to full shade. This resilient plant, with its unique aesthetics, makes it a cherished choice for gardeners seeking enduring charm in their landscapes.

DESCRIPTION
Helleborus x glandorfensis HGC 'Ice N' Roses Brunello’, a lovely variety of Lenten Rose, stands out with its large, outward-facing flowers in deep burgundy or wine-red hues. This perennial beauty blooms early in late winter to early spring, adding vibrancy to gardens during the dormant season. Its dark green, leathery foliage remains appealing year-round, requiring minimal maintenance.

Known for hardiness and adaptability to various conditions, ‘Ice N' Roses Brunello’ thrives in partial to full shade. This resilient plant, with its unique aesthetics, makes it a cherished choice for gardeners seeking enduring charm in their landscapes.

 

  • Family: Ranunculaceae
    Height:     12 to 18 inches
    Width:     18 to 24 inches
    Foliage Color:     Dark green, leathery foliage
    Flower Color:     Large, outward-facing flowers in shades of deep burgundy or wine-red
    Bloom Time: Late winter to early spring
    Light Requirements:     Thrives in partial to full shade
    Water Requirements:     Moderate
    Maintenance:     Low
    Growing Zone:     USDA Zones 5 to 9
    Wildlife Attractors: Deer-resistant, and their early blooming nature can provide a food source for pollinators like bees during late winter and early spring

    This plant can be seen in the perennial border at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.

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