Helleborus foetidus Dunham Plants Retiring This Year triangular leaves with a distinctively

triangular leaves with a distinctively artificial rubbery texture

golden leaves surrounded by a darker green border

backcrossed on Lycoris x haywardii

they think it's the same plant

Ruscus aculeatus is an odd Eurasian poet's laurel relative that forms a clump composed of spiny

Helleborus foetidus Dunham Plants Retiring This Year triangular leaves with a distinctivelyOur first plants of Helleborus foetidus were a wonderful form from the late Rachel Dunham of Cary, NC, so we introduced this strain in her honor in 2008. In the first season the plants grow rapidly, forming a substantial, thick, 20" tall, green stalk adorned with dark green, serrated edge, evergreen foliage. In late winter, clumps of Helleborus foetidus 'Dunham' are topped with a giant candelabra of green bells that would have made Liberace proud.