Nursery

Ballard’s ‘William’ produces very dark, blue-violet flowers on stems with a reddish tinge. The new foliage may also have a reddish tint. Single flowers.

Developed from Ballard’s ‘Ushba’. Pure white, well-formed flowers. Single, cup-shaped blooms with an almost translucent petal structure.

A charming, natural-looking selection featuring single, bell-shaped flowers on fairly tall stems, in various pastel shades. Looks wonderful paired with evergreen shade grasses and early fritillaries.

A very prolific variety with pure green, double flowers. It adds a unique touch of lime green to any spring flower bed!

The double flowers range in color from the palest cream to a bright yellow. Spots (guttation) and picotée patterns may appear.

The “yellow” of hellebore flowers is actually more of a rich cream color. The flowers of this variety are single and may feature various patterns. Their luminous effect is best when combined with other yellow or blue early-blooming plants.

An unusual color combination of yellow and red picotée. The nectaries of the single flowers are often dark in color.

With their patinated copper hue, the double blooms of this striking variety stand out from the crowd of other Helleborus colors. Perfect for creating unique arrangements, such as with black snake plant (Ophiopogon) or silver-leaved cyclamen.

Slate-blue, double flowers. The plants often produce abundant blooms and tend to be rather compact in stature. They pair perfectly with very light-colored companion plants, such as silver-leaved cyclamen (Cyclamen coum).

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.

White to pink, single flowers with striped markings, often featuring delicate, dark petal edges and usually dark nectaries.

White to pink, double flowers with striped markings and often a delicate, dark edge on the petals.

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.

Dense, full blooms in delicate shades of white, rosé, and apricot—shimmering like mother-of-pearl.

Unfilled, pure white cup-shaped flowers with a red star in the center of the flower that is more or less pronounced, very elegant.

Double-flowered Picotée—or guttation varieties—with the characteristic flower shape typical of Japanese breeding. The parent plants originate from Tokyo.

Solid, pure green flowers with a brilliant glow. This shade really makes other spring flowers stand out!

Well-formed, flat cup-shaped flowers in cream or pink with contrasting guttation; vigorous and very reliable.

The hybrids we have developed using a double-flowered Helleborus torquatus from the wild (from Will McLewin). Double-flowered and rather low-growing.

Beautifully full, plum-colored flowers. Shades with more reddish or bluish tones are possible.

These are single-flowered, very hardy varieties of our spring roses in delicate colors that look best when planted in colorful groups. They are also suitable for naturalizing.

With pure white, double flowers – striking effect from a distance!

Delicate apricot-colored, single flowers with a surprisingly good visual impact from a distance. Beautiful alongside blue spring flowers or in a colorful spring flower bed.