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- Lily of the Valley
Lily of the Valley
Planting Time: July/August.
Plant: Immediately
Aspect: Deep shade to filtered light.
Soil: Ideally a moist, moderately rich soil
Fertiliser: They love a yearly application of well rotted animal manure or compost over winter.
Planting: Plant ‘pips’ 20cm below the surface and 5 cm apart.
Watering: Keep moist whilst growing
Flowers: Spring. Beautifully scented, lovely in a posy or a spray.
Trouble Shooting: Snails and slugs.