Helleborus Frostkiss™ Penny's Pink - Amazing EASY to GROW Perennial With Terrific Evergreen Foliage👍
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2024
- Join David in our nursery as he tells us all about this exciting, Easy to Grow and early to flower perennial.
Helleborus Frostkiss™ Penny's Pink is simply amazing! It is an outstanding triumph of plant breeding that will bring beautiful, early and LONG LASTING color and foliage interest to your home surroundings 🎉💚✅
Listen as David explains:
🌸Why this is his favorite in the whole Frostkiss™ series😀
😊Where you can enjoy them in your garden, patio, deck, balcony, window box or in pots by the front door.
🪄 Insightful tips on how YOU can get the BEST from it👏
🪷 How to get your plants off to a great start, and achieve optimum levels of performance😊
🌺Why, these Frostkiss™ Hellebores 👍, are EASY to Grow and EASY to L👀k after
😉How they are hardy (throughout our region) and provide wonderful, LONG-LASTING COLOR. 😊
🦌How they are not preferred by deer and rabbits
💐How you can bring them indoors as cut flowers
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Available, during the main planting season (spring through late Fall) at our partnering garden centers:
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Located all over our Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern region, these centers carry masses of beautiful, tried and true and cutting edge, top performing selections, including perhaps this outstanding selection. So be sure to stop in regularly to see and acquire them for yourself.
Helleborus Frostkiss™ Penny's Pink is a hardy, easy to grow, early spring blooming perennial that produces lots of deep pink flowers above clumps of beautifully marbled, evergreen foliage. These variegated leaves often appear first suffused with shades of pink and gradually change to an overlay of silver, net variegation that is so attractive, they would deserve a prominent place in your garden.... even if they never flowered!
Features: Cut Flowers, Easy to Grow, Great in Containers, Long Blooming, Low Maintenance, New & Exciting, Non-Invasive Selection, Not Preferred by Deer, Small Spaces
Helleborus 'EPBRD01' PP25,685 
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Hello watching here beautiful flowers I love flowers
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David, I really ejooy all of your interesting and beautiful videos. Thank you so much for sharing all your wealth of knowledge with us.
You are very welcome, it's our pleasure!
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Penny's Pink is my favorite. They are so gorgeous.
That's wonderful to hear, thanks for watching and letting us know.
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Hi Devid . What abeautiful video of the frostkiss helleborus and the wonderful story about it . I love these unique flowers . Have a nice day .🌿
Thank you, that is so nice of you. They are very special and well worth finding a spot for in your garden.
Thanks for watching and your kind (ongoing) support.
These are beautiful
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Hi David and thank you. I love when you add the history on each plant. I have a question. When planting in pot, can you leave it in year round, and it will continue to grow, as they do in the ground? I never thought of planting that way, but I love mine, and would like to try it! Zone 5b
Gina, thanks as always, its lovely to hear from you.
Hellebores are wonderful in pots, and with you, I am sure they will be beautiful.
They will grow very well, after all (as you've no doubt noticed), that's what we are doing in the nursery.... we grow them all in pots!
The only things to bear in mind (besides good compost and drainage), is to make sure you don't skimp on the pot size - larger soil volume is important for good root run and less soil temperature fluctuation (they like cool roots), and of course helps to reduce drought stress if they ever get on the dry side.
But the problem for you will be preventing the roots from freezing solid in winter. The crowns and buds are hardy but the roots are used to being insulated when growing in the garden earth. So, if you can tuck the pots into a sheltered spot or insulate the pots someway, to stop them from freezing solid.... that will be the key.
In my garden (with things like this), I take them out of the containers in late autumn, and "plunge" (temporarily plant) the whole rootballs in soil. I do this in a sheltered (out of the way) spot for the winter. And then each spring, I lift and repot them again (sometimes knocking off a bit of the old compost to get the older ones to fit back into the pots).
This works well for me, and I think it would be worth a try for you too. Good luck, and Thanks again for watching, your support is appreciated.
Perfect. Thank You for reply. Always Appreciate. Will Do as advised! ❤
Great info! Thanks. I have a few hellebores already but in the market for a few more. Penny’s Pink would be a great addition. Question: can hellebores be divided? I have moved them before but kept them in their clump but now I have one I’d like to also divide. The best thing about hellebores is that they give you amazing blooms way before the earliest of spring blooming bulbs- even under the snow of winter!!
Thankyou for your kind note of appreciation, it's great to hear you enjoyed our video. Thanks for watching and letting us know.
During the main planting season (spring through late Fall), nice big, heathy, well grown plants like the ones in the video can be obtained at our partnering garden centers: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/, so when you get a chance try to visit at least some of them and see what "strikes your fancy". There's hundreds of these places located all over our Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern region, and that's where you will find all sorts of other beautiful, tried and true and cutting edge, top performing selections as well.
To answer your other question about dividing them.... YES, they can be divided and in fact it s good to do that about every 3-4 years, because that helps to keep them growing vigorously and flowering profusely.
David hasn't filmed a video on how to do divide Hellebores yet, but if you take a look at the two on dividing Coneflowers: ruclips.net/video/1dGw_IAFLD8/видео.html and Heucheras: ruclips.net/video/9NLlarfmsxM/видео.html you'll get the gist of how to do it.
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Nice video
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Enjoyed. What a wonderful story about Penny's Pink. I love hellebores and purchased some to plant out in April here in Michigan. I have lots of deer and rabbits.....will woodchucks eat these?
I just saw a huge woodchuck on Monday and I am concerned. I understand that the leaves are toxic. Is it OK to put the old leaves in my compost pile? Thank you .
Thanks, that's kind of you to say so. As you can probably tell we are very fond of Penny's Pink and the whole Frostkiss™ series. Thank you for watching and taking the trouble to let us know you enjoyed David's story telling.
He has some more good news for you too, in that in his garden (where he has "ground hogs" that's what they call "woodchucks" here), he has never seen them tackle Hellebores. So you shouldn't have to worry much about them damaging your plants, and also we are happy to tell you that he regularly puts the trimmings from his Hellebores on the compost pile without any issues.
We know you are in Michigan, but for everyone else we want to point out that during the main planting season (spring through late Fall) healthy, vigorous, well-grown plants like the ones in the video, can be obtained at our partnering garden centers: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/.
There's hundreds of them located all over our Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern region, and that's where good plant lovers can find all sorts of beautiful, tried and true and cutting edge, top performing selections.
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@@OverdevestNurseriesThank you for the reply. Good to know that wood chucks/ground hogs will not eat these. I am subscribed. I just purchased frost kiss from the Detroit Garden Works last week and they are sitting in my sun room until time to plant. Glad to know that I can compost the leaves.
So happy to see your video! I have 6 (or 7) hellebores that I would like to replace. This sounds like a great option! Love the color and everything you mentioned in your description. But for me, there was one keyword missing. Sterile. One of the things I don't like about my current plants is the number of seeds that drop and sprout in the area....it creates an actual "carpet" that needs to be cleared each year.
Thank you for these kind comments, and reminding us that David forgot to mention (tut-tut, hah-ha), that all the selections we've been evaluating in this beautiful series (so far) are sterile, and therefore do not produce seeds. and we are pleased to tell you that this one also does not (in our experience) produce seeds!
We don't know if you've managed to catch the other videos that David has posted in this series (also available on this channel)....
H. Frostkiss Molly's White: ruclips.net/video/cFIKqVIiNis/видео.htmlsi=xo_p1gQl1hzOJaAH and
even the one on how to get the best from them: ruclips.net/video/cWoNa6vRoFQ/видео.htmlsi=nBJgHjJB-upGOZE1 because in the narration, we think he mentions this important feature there.
Anyway, it is great that we have helped you spot this excellent selection and hopefully, you will be able to give it a try.
The partnering garden centers: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/ in our Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern region, will shortly have these and all sorts of beautiful, tried and true and cutting edge, top performing selections in stock, so be sure to stop in and see them for yourself.
And, if you find this videos (and any of our other ones) helpful, it would be great if you could kindly share the links with your friends and click the "like" button too, because that helps other people find out about the plants and the information too.
@@OverdevestNurseries Sold! I'm placing an order now! Thanks for the very quick reply! 🥰
Would these hellebores survive the summer heat in lower Alabama. I am in zone 8b?
Our experience is limited to our region: grownbyoverdevest.com/retail-locator/ (the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern states). But from what we understand, they should be able to cope with your conditions. Certainly, in our trials they've displayed considerable heat and even drought tolerance, once they've become established in their surroundings, so the chances are they'll be fine, but it might be wise to check with your local garden centers to seek and gauge their input.
When planting them, it will be important to follow David's suggestions i.e. incorporating copious amounts of organic matter, mulching and top dressing too, and of course locating them in a shady or lightly shaded spot will help them too.
If you haven't caught them yet, you might like to view some of David's other Hellebore videos, especially this one on "How to get the best from them": ruclips.net/video/cWoNa6vRoFQ/видео.htmlsi=5C6zMLO3Lvb4GGEu where he shows you how to trim away the old foliage and "topdress" them, so that you can get them off to a great start each spring.
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I’m in love with these, just beautiful what zone are they for?