Speirantha convallarioides, False Lily-of-the-Valley cut flower mid-summer through mid-autumn – one

mid-summer through mid-autumn – one of my favorite species for scampering up a small tree

Back by popular demand

Beeloved by hummingbirds

rarely larger than 15 ft T x W

This large

Speirantha convallarioides, False Lily-of-the-Valley cut flower mid-summer through mid-autumn – oneIn early spring, white starburst flowers bloom among upright, wide, evergreen, lance shaped leaves (like Lily of the Valley). The plants migrate slowly and politely by rhizome to form a thick carpet. It's native to around 3,000 feet elevation in the Chinese provinces surrounding Shanghai, in east central China. A rare offering. Mature size: 10 in T x 24 in W Minimum temperature: 15 F