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Ice N' Rose® 'Red' Hellebore
Helleborus × glandorfensis ‘COSEH4100’ (HGC® Ice N’ Roses® Red, PP 28,296)
- Plant Type
- Perennials & Annuals
- Width
- 24 In.
- Height
- 15 In.
- USDA hardiness zone
- 5 - 9
- Sun requirements
- Part shade, Light shade
- Water requirements
- Water during establishment and extended dry weather
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Create design onlineAbout Ice N' Rose® 'Red' Hellebore
HGC® Ice N’ Roses® Red is an evergreen snow rose with outward-facing ruby-red flowers and glossy dark green leaves, forming a compact clump about 15 inches tall and 24 inches wide for shaded borders and woodland plantings. Plant Delights identifies the selection as Helleborus × glandorfensis ‘COSEH4100’ (PP 28,296), reports late-winter flowering and USDA zones 5a–8b at least, while a [nursery listing](https://www.thegardenct.com/plant-name/HELLEBORUS-HGC-ICE-N-ROSES-RED-) reports zones 5–9. [Plant Delights Nursery’s cultivar record](https://www.plantdelights.com/products/helleborus-glandorfensis-ice-n-roses-red-pp-28296) confirms its selection, dimensions, evergreen habit, and bloom timing.
## Flowers and placement
Sturdy stems hold ruby-red blooms above the leaves, making the color visible from a path or nearby window. Part shade or light shade with good drainage gives the best garden performance. Use it as a compact border plant, a woodland accent, or a cut flower.
## Seasonal interest
The flowers begin in late winter and continue into spring. Evergreen foliage remains present through the year, so the plant contributes structure when the garden is quiet. A sheltered site with morning sun and afternoon shade helps maintain a fresh appearance.
## Maintenance
Keep the soil well drained and water during establishment and extended dry weather. Remove older, tattered leaves as new flower stems open to reveal the blooms. Because the selection is sterile, it does not produce unwanted seedlings.