Looks like Helleborus x hybridus to me, but I'm no expert. This is just the name given to a mass of hybrid hellebores that cross like crazy! Also called Lenten Roses I think.
Think you'll find it hard to get any sort of id. Hellebores apparently are very promiscuous and cross pollenate so identifying them is very difficult unless you buy them as a named variety.
Another vote for a little bit promiscuous. Though sometimes with a close up of leaves you can ( if you care) see if they might be closer to a particular type as well. Some are more rounded or shorter than others. And pay attention to how the flowers hang and petal shapes. Leaf Colouring and stems can look a bit different too.
Go down the page past the native and non native section. It is not what you are looking for but interesting.
Scroll down a bit where it says Helleborastrum. This section has most others more pertinent plants. Click on the circles to open/close each one. You can have them all open to compare your flower type and shapes cololurs.
I don't think the last section will be of use in this particular topic. Still interesting.
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Though sometimes with a close up of leaves you can ( if you care) see if they might be closer to a particular type as well.
Some are more rounded or shorter than others. And pay attention to how the flowers hang and petal shapes. Leaf Colouring and stems can look a bit different too.
http://broadviewgardens.co.uk/gardens/hellebores/
Go down the page past the native and non native section. It is not what you are looking for but interesting.
Scroll down a bit where it says Helleborastrum.
This section has most others more pertinent plants. Click on the circles to open/close each one. You can have them all open to compare your flower type and shapes cololurs.
I don't think the last section will be of use in this particular topic. Still interesting.