Helleborus iburgensis Glendas Gloss PP 28008 Teucrium starry mauve-pink flowers

starry mauve-pink flowers

grown from seed collected by plantsman Kenton Seth in the Texas's Franklin Mountains

The silvery leaves with green flecking (more silver when planted in morning sun) are topped by small narrow petals that emerge reddish yellow and age to butterscotch

blending perfectly with the soft peach color of the top petals

most prolific hostas we grow

Helleborus iburgensis Glendas Gloss PP 28008 Teucrium starry mauve-pink flowersHelleborus 'Glenda's Gloss' is another recent selection of the sterile hybrid lenten roses, deriving from a cross of Helleborus niger, lividus, and Helleborus x hybridus. The 15" tall x 2' wide evergreen clumps are clothed with glorious dark green foliage, marbled with prominent silver veining. Starting for us in mid February, the clumps are topped with an abundance of spikes of white, out facing flowers, blushed pink on the backs, creating a lovely