Q: When does Corsican Hellebore bloom?
A: It blooms from late winter through spring (typically February to April), providing weeks of elegant lime-green color when little else is in bloom.

Q: How large does it get?
A: It forms a substantial architectural clump, typically reaching 2-3 feet in both height and spread.

Q: How much sun does it need?
A: It thrives in partial shade to full shade. It tolerates morning sun but must be protected from hot afternoon sun, which can scorch the foliage.

Q: Is it deer resistant?
A: Yes, hellebores are generally resistant to deer and rabbits due to their toxic compounds.

Q: What makes the foliage unique?
A: The leaves are large, leathery, and sharply serrated, forming a bold, architectural mound that provides year-round structure and texture in the shade garden.

Q: How should I care for it?
A: In late winter, cut back any old, tattered foliage to make way for fresh new growth and to showcase the emerging flowers. Apply mulch in autumn and a general fertilizer in spring.

Q: Is it drought tolerant?
A: Yes, once established, it is remarkably drought tolerant, making it an excellent choice for dry shade gardens.