define lily white Lily of the ValleyWhite Lily of the Valley Pips for Sale Convallaria Prolificans Right next to Oriental Lilies and Tuberose, Lily of the Valley ranks high on the list of plants with fabulously fragrant flowers. Each Lily of the Valley bulb, or "pip," as they are called, produces a single sturdy stem embellished with up to a dozen tiny, scalloped, bell shaped blossoms. While the pips may not readily bloom the first season, they will naturalize and multiply for gorgeous

White Lily of the Valley Pips for Sale | Convallaria Prolificans

Right next to Oriental Lilies and Tuberose, Lily of the Valley ranks high on the list of plants with fabulously fragrant flowers. Each Lily of the Valley bulb, or "pip," as they are called, produces a single sturdy stem embellished with up to a dozen tiny, scalloped, bell-shaped blossoms. While the pips may not readily bloom the first season, they will naturalize and multiply for gorgeous groundcover in future seasons. At the base of the stem, fresh green leaves complete the lush carpet.

Carefree and oh, so hardy, Convallaria Prolificans thrives in moist, shady areas where many other plants will not survive. The effect is simple, but plant several dozen of these delightful darlings in a shaded groundcover patch, and come spring, their sweet uplifting aroma will prompt you to stop, close your eyes and inhale deeply.

Easy to Grow Features:

• Zone: 3-8
• Height: 6-10 in.
• Spacing: 4-6 in.
• Sunlight: Partial Shade
• Water: Moderate to Heavy
• Flowering Time: Spring
• Flower Color: White