1. Plural of hellebore; plants of the genus Helleborus, typically with dark green leaves and flowers that bloom in winter or early spring.
Usage: Commonly used in gardening and horticulture contexts; Often refers to the Christmas rose or Lenten rose varieties

Examples

• The hellebores in her garden bloomed beautifully throughout the cold winter months.
• Gardeners often plant hellebores because they flower when few other plants are in bloom.
• These hellebores have deep purple petals and distinctive cup-shaped flowers.
• The hellebores require well-drained soil and partial shade to thrive.
• She arranged fresh hellebores in a vase for a winter centerpiece.
• Many varieties of hellebores are toxic if ingested, so care should be taken around children and pets.