RedCrocus Helleborus 'Jasper White' Christmas Rose Live Plant – Evergreen Shade Perennial with Winter-to-Spring White Blooms, Part to Full Shade, for Borders & Woodland Gardens 6"

Name: RedCrocus Helleborus 'Jasper White' Christmas Rose Live Plant – Evergreen Shade Perennial with Winter-to-Spring White Blooms, Part to Full Shade, for Borders & Woodland Gardens 6"
Brand: RedCrocus
SKU: ber27a2-redcrocus
Price: 74.00 USD
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Helleborus Jasper White Christmas Rose

Shade-loving perennial

Elegant winter‑to‑spring blooms, evergreen foliage, and reliable shade performance.

Description

Helleborus Jasper White Christmas Rose is a refined selection within the Christmas Rose group, admired for its pristine white to creamy blooms often brushed with soft green as they mature. Like other Christmas roses, it flowers in the cold season—typically mid‑winter into early spring—bringing rare color and structure when the garden is otherwise quiet. Plants form tidy, long‑lived clumps of leathery, evergreen foliage that look good year‑round, thriving in part to full shade with consistent drainage.

Where exact traits vary by cultivar, the details below reflect best‑practice, horticulturally accurate guidance for Christmas Rose–type hellebores.

Suggested Uses

Ideal for brightening shaded borders, woodland gardens, north‑side foundations, and underplantings beneath deciduous shrubs and small trees. Excellent near paths and entries where winter flowers can be appreciated up close. Performs well in containers for cool‑season interest, and the long‑lasting blooms make distinctive cut flowers for arrangements.

Woodland & shade beds Winter curb appeal Underplanting shrubs Containers (cool climates) Cut flower use

Plant Details

Botanical Name

Helleborus Jasper White Christmas Rose (Christmas Rose type)

Common Name

Helleborus ‘Jasper White’

Size & Growth

Clump‑forming perennial; typically 12–18 in tall x 18–24 in wide (30–45 x 45–60 cm); slow to moderate expansion with age.

Hardiness Zones

USDA Zones 4–9 (best flowering and vigor in cooler summer regions).

Foliage Type

Evergreen, leathery, deeply lobed dark‑green leaves; tidy, architectural texture year‑round.

Bloom Time

Mid‑winter to early spring (approximately December–March, timing depends on climate).

Growth Rate

Slow to moderate; long‑lived once established and dislikes frequent division.

Light Requirements

Partial to full shade; morning sun with afternoon shade is ideal. Protect from hot, intense summer sun.

Attracts Pollinators

Yes — valued early nectar source for bees on mild winter days.

Indoor Friendly

Best grown outdoors; can be displayed indoors briefly while in bloom in a bright, cool spot (avoid warm, dry rooms).

Container Friendly

Yes — thrives in roomy containers with excellent drainage; ideal for patios and entryways in cool seasons.

Deer Resistant

Highly deer and rabbit resistant due to toxic alkaloids; occasionally nibbled only under extreme pressure.

Pet Warning

All parts are poisonous if ingested; sap may irritate skin. Keep away from pets and children; wear gloves when pruning.

Fragrant

Lightly to faintly fragrant; interest is primarily visual and seasonal.

Cut Flower

Excellent cut; harvest when seed pods begin to form or sear stem ends to prolong vase life.

Grows Well With

Snowdrops (Galanthus), Epimedium, Heuchera, ferns, Pulmonaria, spring bulbs, Carex, and dwarf hostas.

Tip: Hellebores prefer to be left undisturbed. Choose a permanent spot with good drainage and organic matter.

Care Tips

Planting Instructions

Plant in early fall or early spring. Loosen soil 10–12 in deep and amend with compost. Set crown at or just slightly above soil level to prevent rot; firm in well and water thoroughly.

Soil Moisture

Keep evenly moist, especially the first year. Once established, hellebores are moderately drought tolerant but dislike waterlogged soils.

Soil Type

Well‑drained, humus‑rich loam; neutral to slightly alkaline pH is preferred, though they tolerate slightly acidic soils with added organic matter.

Humidity

Average outdoor humidity; provide good air circulation to reduce fungal issues. Avoid cramped, stagnant corners.

Pruning Instructions

In late winter, remove tattered or diseased leaves at the base before new flower stems rise. Deadhead spent blooms if self‑seeding is not desired.

Winter Care

Mulch 2–3 in to buffer freeze–thaw cycles. In very cold snaps, a light cover of evergreen boughs protects buds; remove once temperatures moderate.

Planting Depth

Place the top of the root ball level with, or 0.5 in above, surrounding soil. Do not bury the crown; avoid heavy mulches piled against stems.

Fertilization

Top‑dress with compost in early spring and again after flowering, or apply a balanced, slow‑release fertilizer at leaf‑out. Avoid high‑nitrogen formulations.

Special Care

Minimize transplanting; hellebores resent disturbance. Water deeply in summer dry spells. Watch for aphids and leaf spot; avoid overhead watering; wear gloves if skin is sensitive to sap.

Container culture: Use a porous mix (e.g., high‑quality potting soil + bark fines + perlite), ensure ample drainage holes, and protect pots from hot afternoon sun.