How Do You Plant Lily Of The Valley Bulbs?
Lily of the Valley (Convallaria majalis) is a member of the lily family and is primarily native to cool temperate regions in Asia and Europe. It’s a popular garden plant known for its distinctive scent and ability to grow in the shade. Lily of the Valley grows readily in a variety of conditions and may be considered a weed by some gardeners. Select a location. A good location to plant Lily of the Valley bulbs should drain completely within five to six hours after a heavy rain. You can improve the drainage of a site by raising its level with two to three inches of compost, peat moss or aged manure. Lily of the Valley prefers light to moderate shade. Refrigerate Lily of the Valley bulbs for at least six weeks in cool climates and up to nine weeks in warm climates. Prepare the bulbs within seven to ten days of removing them from a refrigerated environment. Add lukewarm water to the plastic bag that contains your bulbs until the peat moss is completely saturated. Keep the bag in your kitch
