Helleborus foetidus Red Silver Andropogon it produces multiple stems from

it produces multiple stems from one tuber which eventually separate

In early July

but after several years of trialing

quickly covering the ground without the need for mulch

I recommend some strong neighbors nearby for support if horizontal space is an issue

Helleborus foetidus Red Silver Andropogon it produces multiple stems fromThis seed strain of Helleborus foetidus is the hottest Helleborus foetidus introduction in years. Helleborus 'Red Silver' popped up in the garden of Ernie and Marietta O'Byrne, probably as a cross of Helleborus 'Sopron' and Helleborus 'Wester Flisk'. For us, Helleborus 'Red Silver' holds its pewter leaf color well through the summer, although it will always be brightest in spring. In addition to the attractive deer resistant foliage, the 30" tall