Convallaria majalis. White/pale pink bells in spring from rhizomes. Partial to full shade, moist soil. Naturalizes into deep green carpet. Woodland gardens, beds, borders, groundcover. Hardy zones 3–9. Minimal pruning needed.
After flowering, cut spent blooms to encourage rebloom and tidiness. Regularly inspect; cut damaged/discolored/dying leaves to ground level.
Spring or fall when overcrowded. Pull segmented rhizomes apart. Replant 4 inches apart, 1.5 inches deep. Water thoroughly—no standing water.
Spring: cut foliage/stems clean at soil with sharp secateurs/scissors. Store in clean, cool water (change daily) for vase life.
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