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Park Seed is continuing to take and ship customer orders.
Please be advised that due to high demand, we are experiencing some delays in order shipments. We are also continuing to replenish our inventory on a daily basis to meet your gardening needs. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Please be advised that due to high demand, we are experiencing some delays in order shipments. We are also continuing to replenish our inventory on a daily basis to meet your gardening needs. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Convallaria rosea
Just 7 inches high, this shade-lover thrives beneath trees and shrubs!
A lovely choice for indoor color, too, its perfume is sweet but never overwhelming.
- Genus: Convallaria
- Species: majalis
- Variety: var. rosea
- Item Form: Pack of 3
- Zone: 3 - 7
- Bloom Start to End: Mid Spring
- Plant Height: 8 in - 10 in
- Plant Width: 4 in - 6 in
- Additional Characteristics: Easy Care Plants, Flower, Fragrance
- Bloom Color: Pink
- Foliage Color: Medium Green
- Light Requirements: Part Shade, Shade
- Resistance: Deer Resistance
- Soil Tolerance: Normal, loamy
- Uses: Border, Ornamental, Outdoor
- Restrictions:
*Due to state restrictions we cannot ship to the following:
Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands - show more
Few sights can equal an early spring display of cheery pink bells, wonderfully fragrant and so colorful in the drab end of winter landscape. Gardeners have longed for this bright companion to the taller white Lily of the Valley, but until now, the plants have been difficult to find and quite expensive. At long last, the prices have come down to earth, and you can plant this beauty in all those shady spots that need a little oomph -- under that leafless winter shrub, in the shade of tall trees, in the bare patches where ground cover has not yet wakened from its winter sleep!
Just 7 inches tall, this plant sports broad, fresh green foliage and thin flowerstalks, each bearing a dozen or so fat bells dangling from curved stems. A lovely choice for indoor color, too, its perfume is sweet but never overwhelming. Hardy all the way from zone 7 to zone 3, this dainty delight is a long-lived treat you will look forward to as each winter ends!
Few sights can equal an early spring display of cheery pink bells, wonderfully fragrant and so colorful in the drab end of winter landscape. Gardeners have longed for this bright companion to the taller white Lily of the Valley, but until now, the plants have been difficult to find and quite expensive. At long last, the prices have come down to earth, and you can plant this beauty in all those shady spots that need a little oomph -- under that leafless winter shrub, in the shade of tall trees, in the bare patches where ground cover has not yet wakened from its winter sleep!
Just 7 inches tall, this plant sports broad, fresh green foliage and thin flowerstalks, each bearing a dozen or so fat bells dangling from curved stems. A lovely choice for indoor color, too, its perfume is sweet but never overwhelming. Hardy all the way from zone 7 to zone 3, this dainty delight is a long-lived treat you will look forward to as each winter ends!