Hellebore Winter Care / Quick Tips / Homegrown Garden

The days may be short and the garden rather dull, but now is the time for the hellebores to shine! These winter/spring flowering perennials are a must for flower borders in a part shaded spot or under a tree.

In this video, as part of a new 'Quick Tips' playlist, you'll see how I prepare them for blooming and learn how to prevent black spot disease on your hellebores.

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[robertr]

Thank you for the tip on black spot. I'm in a dryer climate and thought it was a sign of underwatering. Your soil looks much more humus than mine.
Thanks for sharing this tip. My wife loves them and gets disappointed when they look so unhealthy.

[gardentours]

Those hellebores are beautiful. The quick tips are a good idea 👍

[perjohansson]

I don't have any garden of myown but I can hear you talkingabout your garden for ever. You are absolutely wonderful and it is a blessing just listen to you. Thank you for these positive and interesting videos. It is a real joy to watch them. 👍🏻😊🌹🌹🌹

[TheMiddlesizedGarden]

Really helpful video, I've been puzzling over hellebores for a while as I've been hesitant to cut off all the leaves.

[carmenbailey]

Love Hellebores, thanks for sharing yours. We are presently buried in 10” of snow, so my hellebores are nestled in good for the winter.
Thanks for sharing your garden. 👍❤️😊

[kestrelfeather]

Great! I hope you continue with your quick tips segments. Here, in mid-January, we're only growing snowmen with several feet of snow covering the ground. It's nice to see some real greenery and flower blooms at this time of year. Cheers!

[jasminelouisefarrall]

I love Hellebores, I have been collecting them in the sale 🌸💕🌸

[grahamwakelin]

thanks for your tips find them really helpful.

[adelacozlac]

I love that we begin to see colors in nature again! Can't wait for spring!

[dn]

Cheers, I was worried about taking all the leaves off. Good to see its safe to do so 👍

[markgilmore]

The shorter format really works. Thank you. (I always postpone watching anything longer than 5 mins, then end up never watching!)

[davewilkes]

it's nice to see you again and I'm always looking forward to seeing your videos on your allotment its looked its I bit warmer there today

[TheSpottedBoot]

Inspired again!! Thanks, Katrina! I'm off to order hellebores!

[tbuttercup]

Grose flowers are so beautiful!
I planted some Holly hocks and they’re already coming up, so tall and beautiful. 🌸🌺

[sjay]

Oohh Ashwood Nurseries. You just answered my question. Thank you. I love these plants.

[PieterWJMSmit]

Karina, a very interesting videoclip about the hellebores. In my garden I have on the moment grows my the white hellebores! A nice winterplant!

[amypearce]

Super helpful, did not no to do that. Will get out and cut those leaves now. Mine’s got some beautiful big pink flowers on it already. Definitely brightening up my winter!

[jeannet]

I'm a huge fan of hellebores too!

[gillfitzmaurice]

You'll love Ashwood Nurseries. There's lots more than hellebores to tempt you. If you get chance to visit the garden that's a treat too. Enjoy.

[luanllluan]

Long or short, always great to see a new video!