Helleborus hybridus Red Sapphire Sanguinaria deeply-lobed

deeply-lobed

"Walter" inherits an early flowering habit

This incredible form of Boston ivy was discovered as a sport on the venerable "Green Monster" (the Boston Ivy wall at Fenway Park ball stadium) in 1988 by Peter Del Tredici of the Arnold Arboretum

After 20 years of evaluation and propagation

Helleborus hybridus Red Sapphire Sanguinaria deeply-lobedThe perfectly formed, double, red violet flowers of the O'Byrne hybrid lenten rose, Helleborus 'Red Sapphire', look more like a camellia than a hellebore. I never thought I'd find myself wishing for winter, but it's happening now just to see Helleborus x hybridus 'Red Sapphire' in flower. Maintenance: Helleborus 'Red Sapphire' is a seed grown, uniform selection of Helleborus x hybridus, all of which have identical growing conditions and maintenance