The scent of muguet, known here as lily of the valley, has inspired perfumiers for centuries. It is a British native: the 16th-century Gerard's Herbal describes it as growing "on Hampsted Heath ...

While lily of the valley flowers are easy to grow, it is important to get the planting conditions right before leaving them to flourish. David explained that the position of your pot is key to ...

How to care for Lily of the Valley: Plant clumps or single rhizomes (commonly called pips) in fall before the soil freezes. Give rich soil with ample humus. Set 1 in. deep; space clump 1-2 ft. apart.

Everyone has a favorite flower. While roses, hydrangeas, and peonies get a lot of attention (they are gorgeous, afterall), one of the South’s most beautiful flowering plants is the Lily of the Valley.

Lily of the valley: How to grow Queen Elizabeth II's favourite ‘unfussy’ plant LILY OF THE VALLEY plants are one of the most fragrant blooming plants and a favourite of Queen Elizabeth II's.

How to obtain the Lily of the Valley seed in Grow A Garden As mentioned, the Lily of the Valley is a Mythic seed in Grow A Garden, which can be purchased from the Harvest Shop for 12 Summer Coins.

Lily-of-the-valley spreads rapidly and can actually choke out weeds. Amazing! Many gardeners will whine and complain about this plant and say how aggressive and how invasive it is.

Deliciously sweet-smelling lily of the valley, Convallaria majalis, is one of those infuriating plants that spreads like a weed for some people, while others have trouble getting it to grow at all.

Lily of the valley is native to northern Europe, and the more closely you can approximate those growing conditions -- cold winters, rainy summers, acid soils -- the more successful you will be.

The Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences’s website said lily of the valley is mostly an ornamental plant, but can grow wild. The plants grow best in light to moderate shade and like well ...