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What’s Blooming February 15

I actually have BLOOMS!! They were being shy but I managed to snap a couple photos.

Helleborus

Iberis Sempervirens (Candytuft)

Helleborus niger

Helleborus (supposed to be Blue Lady)

Helleborus x hybridus `WD Elegance White’

Helleborus

Galanthus (Snowdrops)

Euphorbia (Spurge)

New glass balls from Glass Gardens NW

Amaryllis Second Bloom

 Garden Blogger’s Bloom Day takes place on the 15th of every month and all started with May Dreams Gardens.

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  1. Oh wow, the Elegance White particularly took my breath away. Can you tell me about the plant? What temperatures does it like?

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    • Hellebores are hardy from zones 4-9 (according to what I found online). I’m in zone 8a. They prefer a sunny spot but I have mine in the shade and they do fine. If you really want a specific color, make sure you purchase one that’s blooming. You can also order online from folks that can guarantee the bloom color. Otherwise, they tend to look different than the color on the tag. I love Hellebores because they’re the first thing to bloom in my garden – WAY before everything else. I hope this helps.

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  2. Look at YOU! WOW! Beautiful!!! I absolutely love hellebores, especially the doubles. Mine are under two feet of snow at present. I’ll see them someday and maybe they’ll even have flower buds!

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    February 15, 2010
  3. I absolutely LOVE those snowdrops! It doesn’t really get cold enough here for a healthy crop like you have, so whenever I see them my heart melts just a little…I wish I could grow them!

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  4. Nell Jean #

    Shy blooms are the most exciting.

    Great presentation. Happy Bloom Day.

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    February 15, 2010
  5. aloha catherine,

    wow, what a celebration for bloom day, you must be the queen of helebores today…what a nice collection you have blooming today. I enjoyed reading your beautiful post today:)

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    February 15, 2010
  6. Pretty PRETTY! Love the glass balls. I gotta “git me some uh dem.” Bloom Day always makes me go broke! I start a whole new list of plant and garden plants and garden thingys I want.

    The WD hybrid hellebore is GORGEOUS.

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  7. Kylee, Rebecca, Nell, Noel & Katie – Thank you! Can you tell I’m excited my garden is starting to come to life again? These early bloomers will always have a special spot in my garden.

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  8. Jo #

    Such pretty photo’s! Happy GBBD!

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  9. I love your helleborus. They are lovely!

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  10. Oh, lucky you. I would kill to see some grass in my garedn, never mind a few blooms.This has been the longest winter.

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    • The helleborus are so beautiful and exotic (at least to my Texan eyes). And the snowdrops so hopeful.

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  11. gardenjunkie1 #

    Such pretty hellebores – especially the double pink one (my favorite)! And those snowdrops are beautiful. Nice to get a glimpse of what will hopefully be coming soon up here in the frozen north!

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  12. Great photos~! Thanks for sharing and isn’t it exciting things are blooming soooo early this year? Great job!

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  13. You have a lot blooming there! When I saw your double Hellebore on an earlier post, it was the one the convinced me to find one for myself. I love yours!
    I love the glass balls, did you find them at the garden show or somewhere else? I still want to find one or two more for my pond.

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