| January is the ideal time to cut back last year’s hellebore foliage. As new growth and flower buds begin to emerge, removing the older, tired leaves gives them space, light, and air to develop properly. It also helps reduce the spread of disease and keeps the plant looking fresh and intentional in the winter garden.
By tidying hellebores now, the focus shifts to their elegant blooms just as they come into their own. This simple seasonal task makes a noticeable difference, resulting in healthier plants and a cleaner, more striking display that carries through the late winter and early spring months. |
