Helleborus iburgensis Ice n Roses Maddy Marble PPAF Eupatorium forming a superb 3' tall

forming a superb 3' tall x 3' wide clump

Bloodroots are best sited in a slightly moist woodland setting and should be divided every three years to prevent clump decline

the foliage turns scarlet before becoming compost

The foliage usually emerges in late October (NC)

the grey-green

Helleborus iburgensis Ice n Roses Maddy Marble PPAF Eupatorium forming a superb 3' tall(Helleborus 'HM1212') Helleborus 'Ice n' Roses Maddy Marble', is one of the newest selections of the sterile Helleborus x iburgensis, with lovely silver veined, dark green foliage, topped in late winter with a show of white to pink flowers with pink picotee edges.