helleborus shooting star

£17.99

This stunning Helleborus is a strong flowering plant that will arrive covered in its iconic winter flowers. It makes a perfect Mothers day gift as this gorgeous herbaceous plant flowers at this time every year …. and we know flowers make mums happy!!!

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Description

Helleborus Shooting Star is perfect as a living gift. A stunning outdoor plant that will flower every year.  It will arrive gift wrapped, personalised and ready to plant.

Helleborus Shooting Star

Flowering from late autumn to early spring. The well formed blush burgundy flowers on strong stems are a joy to see during the cooler months. Use in the garden as a low growing perennial ground cover, as a patio table plant or as an indoor decoration in a cool position. The long lasting flowers and foliage of the Helleborus Gold Collection can even be used in cut flower arrangements.

• Position: Partial Sun
• Soil: Moist Acidic Soil
• Flowering Period: Autumn – Spring
• Height delivered: 20cm
• Eventual height: 20cm

This gorgeous outdoor plant also includes ….

• Patio plant ideal for a growing in a garden border or can also be planted ain a patio pot using the suggested soil required.
• Gift wrapped in a our stylish Pink Rose wrap. Au natural gift wrap accompanied with a delicate colour coordinated tie ribbon.
• Willows living gift personalised label, which can be written with your chosen message, or if you prefer with no message.

Why plants make a great gift …….
Simply put, plants are good for you. Potted but never passive, they drink up water and sunlight with delight. Plants tell stories, keep secrets, survive harrowing moves across town and country, endure skipped waterings, cloudy days, and even subzero temperatures with grace and style. Too many of us have been deeply intimidated by the prospect of plant care when the reality is often as simple as a calendar reminder on our phones and a splash of water once a week. What plants give us in return is priceless: tranquility and ambience to our homes, and gardens a calming reminder to slow down, and an appreciation for the small things. Though popular gifts of our parents’ generation, floral bouquets stand in opposition to plants as outdated icons of impulsivity, indulgent splurges, or as desperate tickets out of the dog house.