I am interested. I have vigna caracalla, variegated KMOTGG, and other things you might be interested; please look at my list, I have a lot of items. Kate

Very pretty. I've recently fallen in love with hellebores. I've always had a couple of the short white ones and didn't realize until recently that there were so many beautiful colors and shapes. Edna sent me the most wonderful plum coloed one a while back. It's gorgeous. Karyn

Hi claysoil, this is one of the Pine Knot Farms strain. I bought a flat of them. This was the only one in the flat that had this foliage coloration/pattern. But I noticed other plants like it in other flats scattered throughout the greenhouse. I don't have any Elizabeth Town strain. I have what IMHO is a nice purple ... I will post a picture of it in the gallery here. And I have a dark red that I like, it looks like a rose in bud, but the flowers face down. Also, I just received a couple of Graham Birkin's "Quilty" strain and one was big enough to divide so I have an extra. And I bought an Ashwood Picotee which I divided, but I haven't seen it flower and to be honest I think they had been picked over last spring. And I bought a couple of the Pine Knot Farm's "variegated strain" and would trade one.

By the way, handling the seed pods can cause burning if you try to open the pods. I once had blisters on the ends of my fingers and the skin peeled away. Just be aware of this! I know of others who had the same result. Using gloves is the safe way to go. The pods will begin to turn yellow at some point and look for them to split. If you think you might miss the seeds, put a peds sock over the seed pod and secure it with a twistem so the seeds will be caught.