Helleborus iburgensis Annas Red PP 24720 Lebanon the clumps bear greenish-white spathe
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
the clumps bear greenish-white spathe and spadix flowers
since this poor plant's identity has been batted around by taxonomists more than a tennis ball on Wimbledon's Centre Court
Asarum kumageanum is one that we named in 2000
spade-shaped leaves
The pale lavender flowers top the 6' wide clump on 54" scapes in summer
Helleborus iburgensis Annas Red PP 24720 Lebanon the clumps bear greenish-white spathe(aka: Helleborus ABCRD02) Helleborus x iburgensis 'Anna's Red' is one of the most sought after hellebores in the world today. This 2013 clonal release from the UK's RD Plants, is named after UK plantswoman and author Anna Pavord. Helleborus 'Anna's Red' is a sterile hellebore, derived from crossing Helleborus lividus, Helleborus niger, and Helleborus x hybridus together a task formerly thought impossible. Helleborus 'Anna's Red' forms a 15" tall x 2'