Convallaria majalis 'Rosea'

(Lily of the Valley) Convallaria 'Rosea' has bell-shaped blooms that appear in spring and last for several weeks then produce tiny orange berries. Pale mauve-pink flowers give a new twist to this old-fashioned favorite. 'Rosea' is a tough, vigorous groundcover, but the dainty blossoms are very fragrant and can be used for making perfume.

Primary Color Light Pink	USDA Hardiness Zone 2,3,4,5,6,7
Height 6-8 Inches	Spread 12-18 Inches

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'Rosea' Characteristics & Attributes

Sun Exposure Full Sun Partial Shade Full Shade	Soil Moisture Needs Moist Moderate	Attributes Fragrant Cut Flower or Foliage	Critter Resistance Deer
Season of Interest (Flowering) Early Spring Late Spring or Early Summer	Design Use Ground Cover Border Container