Every garden needs some hellebores. Not only do they bring beauty and colour to the winter garden; these long-lived perennials also satisfy early flying pollinators, including newly emerged bumblebee ...

Hellebores add color to winter gardens with cold-hardy blooms that thrive even in snowy conditions. Plant hellebores in fall or spring, ensuring that the roots have room to spread. Maintain moist, ...

These plants are ideal for practical, lazy gardeners. The perennial is long-lived, easy to care for, and dazzling during the winter months.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Hellebores bloom when few other plants do, adding color and interest to a garden. They're easy care, and the flowers are so ...

As time passes, groups of flowers come in and out of style or favor. Hydrangeas were popular in the 50’s but nothing much changed about them until new varieties suddenly were available. Now, they are ...

Whenever we have a few mild days in February, gardeners get excited about plants and planting. We have already seen some crocus blooming and a few daffodils are about to burst into bloom, so we know ...

Hellebores (Helleborus spp.) Hellebores, often dubbed the “Christmas Rose,” are making a significant comeback this winter, delighting gardeners with their elegant blooms and evergreen foliage. Native ...

Hail to the hellebore! The second week of January may not give you a garden filled with flowers, but there is one perennial plant that is often blooming this week no matter what the weather. The ...

Few plants are as interesting and colorful in winter as the hybrid oriental hellebores (Helleborus orientalis). Every year, new hybrids featuring vivid colors and unusual flower shapes become ...

Daffodil plantings are blooming a little earlier this spring because of our unusual warm weather, as well as other landscape materials are also providing non-traditional blooms for winter interest.

Fall looms but gardening season is far from over, and you may have questions. To ask one, simply go to the OSU Extension website, type it in and include the county where you live. A photo is very ...