Re: Hellebore


> Actually, Hellebores make very extensive root systems, so even if
> your plant isn't all that large, best to dig deep:-)

Thanks for this help Marge.  The H. has been moved, but looks dead.  Still
you never know.  If there was any life in it, it's going to stand a better
chance being anywhere but where it is now.

> Listen, if I could buy plants from UK nurseries, I sure would!  But,
> it's not it the cards, I fear, tho' I did find out that if you go in
> person and buy and wash all the soil off the roots, you can bring in
> a dozen ( I think it is) plants without too much red tape.  Of
> course, ya' gotta get there first:-)  I have searched for years for
> some plants I saw in the UK many years ago and can't find them this
> side of the pond.....plus, the list that Crug Farm has makes me
> salivate.  If you ever go traveling to Wales, you should make a point
> of visiting that nursery.

Amazing, I had no idea you could export plants from here to US, unless to a
quarantine nursery.  I remember Crug Farm has been on tv.  Was very highly
thought of.

Louise, Surrey, England

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