The bellworts genus belongs to the family Colchicaceae, comprising perennial plants known for their nodding, yellow bell-shaped flowers. Preferring dappled sunlight and rich, well-drained soil, bellworts thrives in environments mimicking their native woodland habitats. Water requirements are moderate but consistent, with an emphasis on moisture retention without waterlogging. Common challenges for bellworts include susceptibility to snails and slugs, along with occasional fungal diseases. Seasonal considerations involve mulching in autumn for insulation against cold, while spring necessitates vigilance for pests as new growth emerges.