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 Helleborus niger L. (black hellebore) | |
| German: Nieswurz | Czech: čemeřice černá |
| Genus: Helleborus | Family: Ranunculaceae, |
| Mature Height: 0.30 m | Bloom in: II, III, |
Flower Colour:  | Soil Preferred: alkaline, humic, |
Light Required:   | |
| Other Attributes: perennial, use for rockery, bed plant, attractive flowers, cut plant, interesting palnt in winter, | |
Plants of Genus Helleborus:
- 01) Helleborus argutifolius VIV. (hellebore), Ger: Nieswurz, Czech: čemeřice
- 02) Helleborus foetidus L. (bearsfoot hellebore), Ger: Stinkende Nieswurz, Czech: čemeřice smrdutá
- 03) Helleborus niger L. (black hellebore), Ger: Nieswurz, Czech: čemeřice černá
- 04) Helleborus orientalis LAM. (lenten rose), Ger: Morgenländische Nieswurz, Czech: čemeřice východní
- 05) Helleborus purpurascens WALDS. ET KIT. (hellebore), Ger: Nieswurz, Czech: čemeřice nachová
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External links:
Michigan State University Extension: Helleborus niger--Christmas RoseNC State University: Poisonous Plants: Helleborus niger
USDA PLANTS: Helleborus niger (black hellebore)
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