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Hellebore Ivory Prince Plants

Hellebore, Ivory Prince : Late winter blooms! Green-tinted ivory petals that age to rose. Customer Favorite! Rich burgundy pink buds open in late winter to reveal green-tinted ivory petals that age to rose. The vigorous and hardy hellebore, or “Lenten

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