LilacsandLilliesME Lily of the Valley Plants

Bare root pips are dormant, root-only sections of the plant without soil or foliage attached. This is the most efficient way to ship and plant them, as they establish their root systems quickly once placed in the ground during the dormant season.

Lily of the Valley is a vigorous grower once established. While they may take a full season to settle in, they will naturally spread via underground rhizomes to form a dense, lush carpet over time, making them an excellent choice for filling in shady areas.

While they thrive in full shade, they can tolerate part shade, especially in cooler climates. However, avoid areas with harsh afternoon sun, as the intense heat can scorch the foliage and dry out the soil too quickly.

Yes, Lily of the Valley is generally avoided by deer and rabbits due to the plant's natural toxicity. This makes them a reliable choice for woodland gardens or landscapes where wildlife pressure is a concern.

Very little. Once the spring blooms fade, the foliage remains lush and green throughout the summer. Simply keep the soil consistently moist, and you can leave the foliage to die back naturally in the autumn to feed the roots for next year.