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but then promptly forgot to do anything about it. I suppose I'll just look on this as an opportunity to try a different hellebore in this space.
Friday, January 6, 2012
A Great Disappointment
but then promptly forgot to do anything about it. I suppose I'll just look on this as an opportunity to try a different hellebore in this space.
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11 comments:
I know nothing of the hellebore....so sorry you are disappointed.
Boo :-( You're right though...this is your chance to find an even better one...and one that might be happier.
Too bad! I always hate losing a plant. Maybe planting it elsewhere would revive it? Sadly I don't know a lot about hellebore..
I'm sorry for you! But you're right to look at it as an opportunity.
What do you suppose happened? Try, try again!
Those look almost like the 'Ivory Prince' hellebores that I have... and those are tough as nails for me! Boo. I wonder what happened? :-(
So sorry, MMD, what a disappointment this is. I'm wondering, too, what happened.
Oh, I agree that is sad. I have a thing about Hellebores--they just amaze me with their hardiness. Mine are ready to bloom now, but I'm keeping the leaf mulch on them because we'll surely have terribly cold weather in the coming weeks. I wonder if your Hellebores will rebloom in the springtime? In any case, it's true you can look forward to trying a new variety in that spot.
Oh that's too bad. I was new to hellebores just last year, and I gotta say, I'm in love. Yes, try another one!
Don't give up yet! Although the Niger blooms earlier than the others, it is still early January. I think "Christmas rose" may be a misnomer.
Now you have a bigger problem....which hellebore to choose!
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