An excellent ground cover that can be grown under trees in shade. May not be good for a perennial bed because it needs room to spread. Makes good cut flowers.

Lily of the Valley is a perennial, rhizomatous plant. It does best in full to partial shade and moist fertile soil. It is propagated by division and plantings should be thinned when flowering becomes sparse.

Hardiness zone:     3 to 8

Height:                    5 Inches to 10 Inches

Spread:                  .75 to 1 foot

Bloom Time:           Spring

Bloom Description: White

Sun:                         Part shade to full shade

Water:                     Medium

Maintenance:           Low

Suggested Use:      Ground Cover, Naturalize

Flower:                    Showy, Fragrant, Good Cutflower

Tolerate:                  Heavy Shade, Erosion, Clay Soil

Resistance:            Rabbit, Deer.