Hellebore 'Brandywine'
Sometimes known as the D.L.C. Hybrids after their breeder David Culp, the Brandywine™ Strain of Hellebores represents the best of decades of European breeding, boasting unusual colors and combinations coupled with impeccable flower form. Brandywine™ Hellebores are about 12 to 18 inches tall and a foot wide. Like all Hellebores, they are wonderfully resistant to heat, humidity, drought, and cold. Rabbits and deer leave them alone (the plants are poisonous), making them ideal as ground cover, mass planting in woodland and other open areas, and in the border. Evergreen and very adaptable, they flower in late winter and early spring, the blooms drying on the plant and becoming papery over their several-months duration. Introduce the Brandywine™ Strain into your shade garden this season and capture fine European breeding in its most refined form. Zones 4-9.
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