Ranunculaceae

Hellebore flowers are usually white, pink or violet. But there are a lovely green ones, too! Green hellebore, key facts Botanical name – Helleborus viridis Common name – green hellebore Family – Ranunculaceae Type – perennial herbaceous flower

Lenten rose is the hellebore that’s most planted in our gardens. Its appeal lies in its abundant and long-lasting blooming.

Though it’s called black, the Helleborus niger flower is a pristine white color! Black hellebore key facts Botanical name – Helleborus niger Common name – black hellebore, white hellebore, Christmas rose Family – Ranunculaceae Type – perennial grassy flower

Stinking hellebore has other poetic names: bear’s foot, dungwort, snake rose, and even madman’s grass.

Delphinium, also called larkspur, is an amazing plant that blooms from June to October.

Ranunculus are marvelous right from the beginning of spring and will bloom until the beginning of summer.

Columbine is a cute perennial, discreet but very ornamental when planted in bunches.

Japanese anemone is a perennial with remarkable fall blooming.

Let yourself be swayed by this very beautiful pasqueflower, a spring-blooming flower that has a high ornamental value.

Few flowers bloom at the heart of winter: the hellebore can illuminate your garden even when cold snow blankets all.

Hellebore, also called Christmas rose, is a magnificent winter-blooming flower.

Aconite, also called monk’s hood or Jupiter’s helm, is a flower native to mountainous areas that offers a beautiful blue and sometimes yellow blooming.