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Everyone saying this plant is invasive are on the wrong page. This is Convallaria pseudomajalis; American lily of the valley. Not invasiv...Read More
Leaves are much taller, hardier, and a bit limey looking in apperance as compared to the european classic lily of the valley that is not ...Read More
While this is very invasive, I wouldn't be without it because of the heavenly fragrance, which starts as the lilacs are ending, before th...Read More
Extremely invasive plant. I planted some a few years ago and now I can't get rid of it no matter how much I try to dig it up. Undergrou...Read More
This is my third or fourth year growing lily of the valley in zone 5 near Chicago. This year I noticed them start blooming around mid-Apr...Read More
Larger than C. majalis, this U.S. native can also be differentiated by the way its flowers are held higher.