Convallaria majalis

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From pretty perennials to hardy evergreens, these low-lying buds are great for trouble spots where grass refuses to grow.

Sweetest of the flowers a-blooming in the fragrant vernal days is the lily-of-the-valley with its soft, retiring ways. Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872 - 1906)

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Growing up my grandmother has a large patch of lilies of the valley along her fence. I remember the sweet smell each spring and the clean and bright little flowers that looked like miniature bells. Years later when my grandmother moved out of her house I took the opportunity to transplant a few of the flowers into my own yard. My grandmother passed years ago but I still have her lilies blooming each Spring. Looking out at all the little white blossoms one day I decided to put one in front of…

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A beautiful and easy-to-grow ground cover that is ideal for large areas, Lilies of the Valley stay compact, growing 5"-7" tall. The arching stems bear as many as 25 bell-shaped blossoms per plant. They multiply over time to create a carpet of green foliage in the Spring, covered with fragrant white flowers. Ideal for shady and woodland areas. Plant size/format: (Five) #1 bareroot plants. Zones 3-10.

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