Helleborus argutifolius Snow Fever PP 23880 Endangered Plants A clump formed from the

A clump formed from the large rounded 3-4" leaves makes a spectacular specimen for the woodland rock garden

tropical-looking foliage of Canna 'Australia' has a satin-like sheen and the intense color holds superbly during the summer heat

The 1' tall green pitchers emerge in the early spring

The 2" tall x 18" wide mats of fleshy green foliage are blanketed

an English naturalist from the 1700s

Helleborus argutifolius Snow Fever PP 23880 Endangered Plants A clump formed from the(aka: Helleborus COSEH 900) Helleborus argutifolius 'Snow Fever' has been a lovely surprise in our trials, sailing though our cold winter of 2013 2014 unscathed while all other Helleborus argutifolius forms were killed to the ground. The patent application lists Helleborus 'Snow Fever' as a cross of two seedlings, but there is obviously much more to this than they disclosed. To us, Helleborus 'Snow Fever' appears to be a tetraploid form of Helleborus