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Hellebore

usgb/ˈhelɪbɔːr/Volume
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Winter Bloomer

Hellebore flowers in winter, offering garden color when most plants are dormant.

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Her garden's hellebores brought vibrant hues even in the chilly months.
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Varied Colors

While typically green or white, hellebores can also have pink, purple, or cream flowers.

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She was delighted by the pink hellebores, a contrast to the usual whites.
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Poisonous Parts

Despite its beauty, all parts of the hellebore plant are toxic if ingested.

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Keep children away from the hellebore; it's beautiful but toxic.
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