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Lily Of The Valley
Lily Of The Valley
Fragrant Pick for Shady Spots.

  (2 customer reviews)

Lily of the Valley forms a fast-spreading carpet of graceful, 8-inch leaves. In mid-spring, bursts into a sweet-smelling shower of tiny bell flowers 6-12 inches tall. Covers 6 sq. feet. Full to partial shade.

Bareroot.

Ground covers are as useful and often more decorative than lawns. Hot, dry spots above a hard to mow retaining wall or heavily shaded sites under trees are made to order situation where ground covers can work their magic.

Zones: 2-7.
Buying Options
Lily Of The Valley
08993 - For each offer ordered, get 6 plants.
Price: 1 - $11.95
2 or more - $10.75
Quantity:
Lily Of The Valley - 18 Plants
08994 - For each offer ordered, get 18 plants.
Price: Each - $29.95
Quantity:
Product Details
Zones: 3 - 9 (-30° F.)
Height: 0.5 to 1 foot
Spread: 0.75 to 1 foot
Sun/Shade: Part shade to full shade
Foliage: The wide, oval, medium to dark green leaves
Blooms: April
Comments: This small group consists of deciduous, rhizomatous plants, which are native to the northern temperate zones, such as Europe, Asia, and North America. These popular plants are commonly known as Lily-of-the-Valley. These plants are valued as a dense ground cover and for their strong fragrance. Will spread unrestrained. Therefore, make sure to plant them where they can spread freely or within the confines of a sidewalk or driveway. In late spring, stalks containing numerous pendant, bell-shaped flowers with scalloped edges arise in the midst of the leaves. The sweet scent of these tiny flowers is so strong it literally floats on the breeze. Although most flowers of these plants are snow white, there is a double-flowered variety, a pink flowered variety, and one with variegated leaves. Lilies-of-the-Valley are traditionally used in wedding bouquets and make a lovely cut flower. They can even be forced to bloom indoors during the winter.
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 -  Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Easy to grow
Reviewed By: Emily (Plainfield, NJ)
I have these planted in my backyard in the white & the purple version. They do so well. Each year they return no matter how harsh the winter was. They survive great & are very beutiful when they bloom in the spring.

 -  Monday, February 11, 2008
Little Wonder
Reviewed By: Steve (Copley, Ohio)
I purchased a home last year, and found our back woods filled with these. They do very well with absolutely no sunlight and very moist soil. They look amazing when planted in clusters. A must have for any shade garden.


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