Botanically Convallaria majalis. Spring-flowering groundcover from underground rhizomes (pips). Loves nutrient-rich moist soil, partial to full shade. Full sun only in cool north. Hardy zones 4a–9b. Low maintenance—minimal fall work ensures next spring's display.
Cut dead/diseased foliage. Small stands: shear to soil level for tidiness. Large/naturalized stands: leave foliage to feed soil. Leaves either stay green or die back naturally.
1-inch compost/well-aged manure blanket (or mix). Add bulb fertilizer or slow-release granules for richer spring soil.
Fall: excavate widely around rhizome, lift, break/cut into pieces with one pip each. Replant pip-side up, 1–2 inches deep, 4–6 inches apart. Establish over winter/spring.
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