The best advice I can give you about hellebore culture is to plant 'em and ignore 'em. Just let them do what comes naturally. They self-sow modestly, with young plants appearing mostly near the bases of established plants. Carefully dig and transplant these seedlings while they're still small. Hellebores in bloom never fail to make an impact, even when planted alone.
Hellebores are poisonous.
Do not consume any part of these plants, and keep children and pets away from them. Helleborus X hybridus, hybrid hellebore. The flowers can be drooping or nearly upright, deeply cupped or nearly flat, and single or double. Seed strains generally produce plants that fall into the described color range, although you'll never be sure of the exact shade you'll get. Send this to a friend.