Hellebores bringing some color to the late winter garden

All right, hello folks another video here. I was just gonna grab a quick Glance at some hellboy and there's River River Say hello to everybody You don't know everybody, but they should know you She'd like to meet you guys She's my constant companion Henry's in the house Henry's Henry is more of a inside dog. He was out here earlier With us So I'm going to show you this this area is where we keep a lot of Japanese maple They got a lot of bigger one. I mean not You know massive ones, but more established ones growing here. You've seen this area before but The hellbores are looking particularly beautiful right now. I guess it's that time of year for them Don't ask me what variety these are cuz I won't tell you because I don't know Hellbores Lenten roses, whatever you want to call them. I prefer hellboy. That sounds I Don't know. It sounds cooler to me. That's one of my favorite that dark one there Karen just recently pruned up all of the old dead leaves on they look so much nicer I was like these things look terrible and she came in here and worked on them. I'm just gonna sit down This is a small one. We got last year. So it's not really doing much but the flower I Can pull it back. This is this is one of my favorites here And if there was a tag, I would tell you But I wouldn't know So like the red ones Roman red I think is the variety of that one. There's a tag back there. I'm reading and we've got two or three of those There's a nursery around here that has these in the spring for like eight or ten dollars, which is cheap for hellbores Still this one this one is this came from there last year. This is my favorite. They get very small There's another one here. That's not looking the best you can see That's an older flower on it. And then there's a newer flowers coming Cutting them back. I think really helps them cutting that old dead off Really cleans them up. But again, this this purple is That's hard to beat There's a couple people I've watched videos and people have called these old old women flowers I Don't I don't even know what that means Probably their grandmother had them in their their garden or something They're beautiful and we're gonna that nursery I was talking about We'll have sales again. We're gonna try to get eight to ten more and just stack them in here Let's see, you can see some more over there near the pagoda But the one right here is my favorite. I wish I knew the variety name And of course I like the purple too Hard not to like flowers Another little one and this one might have a tag It's hard to get them, let's see if it's a tag. Yeah Spanish flair Very yellow Get that back in the ground You can kind of see what it does here This is an older flower on it. It's very similar to the one. I like this thought is big of a purple Area on it This one that may be another Just the purple. Let's see here. Oh my god Yeah, you can see the little you can see the flower they're coming And this one is called the cote pearl Well, it says winter jewels. I don't know Hmm. This is a hell of a bore as far as I know Yeah That's a pretty one. I don't know the name of it now So it says winter jewels pagoda pearl and Karen's not here to ask so I have no clue what that one is This ain't gonna look it up It's covered in flowers. And then there's another one back there. There's another purple. That's another of the The what was that called that purple one there? Roman red Yeah, that's uh It's really pretty and everybody should have some of these They're fair. I mean that I don't know the zone hardiness You know, but I know they're fairly Cold tolerant for us. But of course, we're in 7a 7b depending on what you look at 7b most likely But we got down to like four and it hurt these Yeah, so there we go And then I'll show you this one it actually blends cuz right now it's nothing it's a native azalea that turns What has a cool name? What's this one? No orange crush Cool name. All right. There's some hell bores