Hellebores, Part IV (page 3)

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Hellebores, Part IV (page 3)

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by Marge Talt ( mtalt(at)clark.net )

Pinks

Pinks are more common than blacks, but the range is wide.

I'm particularly taken with this pale pink, it's such a delicate color.

Or, there is this much brighter pink, sort of a strawberry color.

Many breeders insist on the rounded petal form found on this dusky pink. I like it, too, it's so neat and tidy.

You can see quite a difference in flower form between this one, with definitely pointed sepals, and the previous flower. I don't know...I really like them both.

Graham calls this one a pink-red. To me, it has almost lavender overtones - most intriguing and dramatic.

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