Raspberry Strain
The raspberry-red, single flowers are relatively large and stand out particularly well from a distance. These plants look best in garden spots where they are backlit.
Picoteé-Double-Strain
White to pink, double flowers with striped markings and often a delicate, dark edge on the petals.
Picoteé-Strain
White to pink, single flowers with striped markings, often featuring delicate, dark petal edges and usually dark nectaries.
Neon Strain
This relatively slow-growing strain is characterized by neon-yellow nectaries, mostly yellowish leaf and flower stalks, and brilliant golden autumn/winter foliage. Various colors.
Mother of Pearl Strain
Dense, full blooms in delicate shades of white, rosé, and apricot—shimmering like mother-of-pearl.
Morning Star Strain
Unfilled, pure white cup-shaped flowers with a red star in the center of the flower that is more or less pronounced, very elegant.
Matsumura Strain
Double-flowered Picotée—or guttation varieties—with the characteristic flower shape typical of Japanese breeding. The parent plants originate from Tokyo.
Helen Ballard Strain
Solid, pure green flowers with a brilliant glow. This shade really makes other spring flowers stand out!
Dotty Strain
Well-formed, flat cup-shaped flowers in cream or pink with contrasting guttation; vigorous and very reliable.
Dido und Aeneas Strain
The hybrids we have developed using a double-flowered Helleborus torquatus from the wild (from Will McLewin). Double-flowered and rather low-growing.