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then I guess you'll have to order them from Bluestone Perennials, or
Heronswood Nurseries or White Flower Farm or hunt around and find a mail
order company that has them. I have seedlings I could send a few of them
before it gets too hot............anyone on the western area know of a
source for Hellebore?
madgardener
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"madgardener" wrote :

don't bother with seeds honey, go to Southwest Gardens on 4114
Harlan Street, in Wheat Ridge and ask for Cary West (phone
number 423-5606) no he doesn't have Hellebore, but he has
other incredible things that will grow there. (there's another
garden center close by, but I can't remember the
name.....sorry, it's been seven years since I perused the
nurseries, but at least Southwest Gardens is still in
business!!) if you go there, tell Cary that "the madgardener
in Eastern Tennessee who called you sent me" and he'll have a
good laugh and you'll find some awesome plants..............
let me know how you do!
maddie

But...I want helleborus!




Here is a plant place

Cricklewood Nursery, 11907
Nevers Road, Snohomish
Washington. 98290


Seeds below and btw this post is driving my my spell checker crazy )

According to the Book Hellebores ISBD 0-88192-266-8 which costs US 29.95
wow. But the pics alone give a glimpse of what can be. I think of these
plants as almost being small scrubs.

Anyway it says Hellebore seed can be imported into the U.S. from Europe.

So we start with a U.S. Source.

Life-Form Replicators
PO Box 857
Fowlerville, Michigan 48836

Phedar Nursery
Bunkers Hill
Romiley, Stockport, SK6 3DS

Jim & Jenny Archibald
Bryn Collen
Ffostrasol, Llandysul
Dyfed SA44 5SB

Last two source are from the United Kingdom.


Bill

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