Lily of the Valley Bordeaux | Garden Seeds and Plants

Lily of the Valley Bordeaux

Large bells in pure white.
Lily of the valley is one of the most popular flowers in the spring. Very fragrant, the plants are ideal for use as ground cover in shady areas around the tree line. The Bordeaux strain was selected for the size of the bells and the solid stems. They will require one season to get fully established.

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