Helleborus: everything you want to know

Helleborus cut flower with its special bellflower-shaped flower is not your everyday cut flower, but is cherished for its beauty, longevity, and symbolic significance. Originally Helleborus is a popular garden plant, with the flowers usually appearing during the winter months. Thus the nickname Christmas Rose and Winter Rose was born. Luckily for us, there is nowadays more supply, and the Winterbells variety is year-round available.

A rich symbolism

Helleborus holds rich symbolic meaning, making it a favored choice for various occasions. This exquisite flower is often associated with tranquility, healing, and rebirth. Because of its blooming during the winter, it became the symbol of hope and resilience during a time of dormancy and cold weather. The name “Christmas rose” reflects its historical significance, as it was believed to bloom miraculously during the Christmas season, bringing joy and blessings.

Which types of Helleborus are available?

Helleborus cut flowers are available in a range of captivating colors, adding versatility and charm to floral arrangements. The most common hues include white, pink, burgundy, and green. Besides single-colored varieties, there are also several bi-colored varieties available. The overall availability of Helleborus cut flowers depends on the region and season.

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When is Helleborus in season?

While they are typically more abundant during the winter and early spring months, advancements in cultivation techniques have made some Helleborus varieties available year-round.

Popular Helleborus varieties