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Helleborus x hybridus 'Golden Sunrise' - Golden Sunrise Hellebore

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Helleborus x hybridus 'Golden Sunrise' is a charismatic evergreen perennial that invigorates your garden with its spectacular display of golden yellow, cup-shaped blossoms. This robust plant is celebrated for its early emergence, as it dares to unfurl its radiant blooms amidst the monotony of a winter-laden landscape, from late winter through to the early spring. The gleaming floral array is perfectly complemented with lustrous, dark green leaves, creating an appealing contrast that's hard to ignore. Standing proudly up to 18 inches tall, this low-maintenance jewel is particularly suited for shaded garden borders, containers, or mass plantings in well-drained soil. More than just visually pleasing, 'Golden Sunrise' also boasts strength and resilience, showing great resistance to deer and rabbits. An opulent addition to any garden, its moderate water usage and ability to thrive in partial to full shaded areas further enhance its landscaping allure. Introduce the Helleborus x hybridus 'Golden Sunrise' to your garden and watch your winter landscape transition into a kaleidoscope of vibrant color.

  • Size: Up to 18 inches tall
  • Flowers: Golden-yellow, cup-shaped flowers
  • Foliage: Glossy, dark green leaves
  • Water usage: Moderate
  • Sun exposure: Part shade to full shade
  • Bloom Time: Blooms from late winter to early spring
  • Resistance: Resistant to both deer and rabbits
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