Lily of the Valley 'Convallaria Rosea'
Lily of the valley 'Convallaria Rosea' (3 rhizomes), offered by Van Noort
Delicate pink bell-shaped flowers for a romantic touch in the garden .
Lily of the Valley 'Convallaria Rosea' , also known as Rose Valley Lily , is a rare and elegant variety of the traditional lily of the valley. It is distinguished by its soft pink, bell-shaped flowers , which contrast beautifully with its lush green foliage. Its sweet and delicate fragrance makes it a highly prized cut flower and an excellent choice for brightening shady gardens.
Easy to grow, this hardy perennial spreads quickly to form a carpet of flowers in spring. Ideal for borders, woodland areas, shady rock gardens and pots , it is also resistant to deer and rabbits and tolerates dry or clay soils .
Variety characteristics
Height : 20 cm (8")
Exposure : Full shade to partial shade
Hardiness : Zone 1 (very cold resistant)
Resistance to deer and rabbits : High
Water requirements : Medium (fresh and well-drained soil)
Ideal soil : Loamy or clayey, acidic to neutral pH
Flowering period : May to June
Foliage : Dark green and lush
Planting and cultivation of Lily of the Valley 'Convallaria Rosea'
When to plant
March to April for spring flowering.
Where should I plant it
Undergrowth and shady areas : Ideal under deciduous shrubs.
As a border or ground cover : Creates a natural flowering carpet.
In a pot : Suitable for balconies and shaded terraces.
How to plant
1. Prepare the soil by loosening it and adding compost.
2Plant the rhizomes 4 cm deep , spaced 4 cm apart.
3Water well after planting and keep the soil moist.
4Cover lightly with mulch to retain moisture.
Tip : Lily of the valley spreads naturally over time, perfect for covering shady areas where few plants thrive!
Lily of the Valley 'Convallaria Rosea' Care
Watering : Regular during dry periods, especially the first year.
Fertilizer : Adding compost or potting soil improves flowering.
Pruning : Remove faded flowers to encourage vigorous foliage growth.
Propagation : Divide the rhizomes in autumn to extend flowering.
Warning : All parts of the lily of the valley are toxic if ingested; be sure to plant it out of reach of children and animals.
Why choose Lily of the Valley 'Convallaria Rosea'
Rare and refined bloom : A pink lily of the valley for a touch of originality.
Ideal for shady gardens : One of the few flowers that thrives under trees.
Perennial and hardy : Resists harsh winters and naturalizes easily.
Low maintenance : Once installed, it grows effortlessly year after year.
Add a poetic and fragrant touch to your garden with the 'Convallaria Rosea' lily of the valley!
