Almost wordless Wednesday – a hellebore that is double and spotted

pink spot helle

I am struggling to get a talk ready in the evenings and struggling with a huge pile of manure during the day so today it is a quick post – just a nice hellebore. And then, as I looked at the image as I was loading it I was struck by how disgustingly complacent I have become when it comes to hellebores. When I first began to fall for them they had narrow, twisted petals and any chance of a named hellebore began with a price tag of £30 or so – and that was 35 years ago! So here was a photo of a beautifully coloured pink hellebore with nice spotting and it is double – something I would have drooled over in those bygone years. So I will take a moment to enjoy the beauty of this flower and count my blessings.

 

 

 

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2 Comments on “Almost wordless Wednesday – a hellebore that is double and spotted”

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    joy
    March 4, 2015 at 8:06 am #

    its lovely . good luck with the talk but you really do not need it . and wish I could unload some of that manure here lol

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