Convalleria Bordeaux (Florist's Lily of the Valley)
‘Bordeaux’ lily of the valley is a hybidized version of the common lily of the valley 'C. Majalis.' 'Bordeaux' lily of the valley offers more white flowers per stem than common lily of the valley. Fragrant blossoms appear in the spring and last several weeks. Lily of the Valley is a highly sought after flower for wedding floral design work. Note: Lily of the Valley prefers shade and can become vigorous in it's spread. Plant responsibly. While it is not banned in any state, it is on noxious weed lists for some areas.
Perennial in zones 2-7.
Grows to 9 inches tall.
Prefers well-draining soil.
Shade, dappled shade, part sun.
10 Pips per order.
Spring shipping.
‘Bordeaux’ lily of the valley is a hybidized version of the common lily of the valley 'C. Majalis.' 'Bordeaux' lily of the valley offers more white flowers per stem than common lily of the valley. Fragrant blossoms appear in the spring and last several weeks. Lily of the Valley is a highly sought after flower for wedding floral design work. Note: Lily of the Valley prefers shade and can become vigorous in it's spread. Plant responsibly. While it is not banned in any state, it is on noxious weed lists for some areas.
Perennial in zones 2-7.
Grows to 9 inches tall.
Prefers well-draining soil.
Shade, dappled shade, part sun.
10 Pips per order.
Spring shipping.
‘Bordeaux’ lily of the valley is a hybidized version of the common lily of the valley 'C. Majalis.' 'Bordeaux' lily of the valley offers more white flowers per stem than common lily of the valley. Fragrant blossoms appear in the spring and last several weeks. Lily of the Valley is a highly sought after flower for wedding floral design work. Note: Lily of the Valley prefers shade and can become vigorous in it's spread. Plant responsibly. While it is not banned in any state, it is on noxious weed lists for some areas.
Perennial in zones 2-7.
Grows to 9 inches tall.
Prefers well-draining soil.
Shade, dappled shade, part sun.
10 Pips per order.
Spring shipping.
