Common Name: Lily-of-the-Valley Pink
Hardiness Zone: 3-7 S / 3-8 W
Height: 6-8"
Fragrance: Yes
Deer Resistant: Yes
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Exposure: Full or Part Shade
Blooms In: May-June
Spacing: 3-6"
Ships as: Bareroot
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Convallaria majalis Rosea
Lily-of-the-Valley
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All the assets of Lily-of-the-Valley – delicate, pendant flowers with intoxicating fragrance against solid green leaves, and the ability to provide a graceful ground -- but with flowers of pale mauve pink. A perfect carpet for woodlands, riverbanks, or shrub borders. The genus Convallaria contains a single but well-loved species, C. majalis, which is among the most useful ground covers for shade. These charming and richly fragrant plants have many bell-shaped flowers in late spring. In the garden, they spread diligently and will prosper in low light. Culture is the same as that used for all woodland plants -- a woodsy soil (one rich in humus) and a location in shade or well-filtered sunlight.
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