Lily Of The Valley

Lily of the Valley - Convallaria majalis The Lily of the Valley is a classic flower you may have heard of in songs, poems or stories. It is a European and Asian native, prized by the Royal Horticulture Society for its delicacy and association with purity and beauty. It was introduced to the United States from Europe, and has since naturalized. It is still considered invasive in many parts of the midwest due to its fast growth rate and aggressive spread properties, but its tendency to overpower is mostly a problem in lawns and gardens. Plant Details - Lily of the Valley Family: Asparagaceae Light Requirement: Partial shade Water Needs: Moderate Height: 6-12 in Spread: 12 in Growth Rate: Fast Soil Preference: Loamy, Moist Bloom Time: April, May Flower Color: White Wildlife Value: Moths, Butterflies, Beetles Notable Characteristics - Lily of the Valley This delicate plant is actually considered a ground cover, despite the fact that it can reach up to 12 inches high. This is because its fo