Convallaria Species, Lily of the Valley, May Bells, Our Lady's Tears (Convallaria majalis)
Fruits - 2.10.2002
A wild patch of Convallaria growing along bike trail Lahti, Finland June 2013
Lily-of-the-Valley in bud in mid-April in Northern Virginia
National Plant of Finland - Pic taken 3.6.2002 in my garden
31.5.2002
Wild Convallarias growing on a roadbank (Kuninkaantie, Espoo, Finland) - 27.5.2002
Lily of the Valley with black plastic behind to help focus the macro lens.
An old favorite from my Grandmas shade gardens.
Lily of the Valley in my garden in Victoria, Australia, October 1994
Lily of the Valley in my garden in Victoria, Australia, October 1994
Fall colours, mid-October, zone 5a.
Lily-of-the-Valley almost in full bloom in late April in Northern Virginia
Taken 8th May 06. Worth a bended knee to enjoy the scent.
Taken 8th May 06. They have spread from a single row planted 6 to 7 years ago and remained green throughout the summer 2005.
Just emerging.
ripening seed pods
ripen berries (toxics!)
What scent from such tiny blooms!!
Baby buds welcoming spring
May 4, 2009
UBC Botanical Garden
UBC Botanical Garden
UBC Botanical Garden
April 21,2012
Lily Of The Valley fruit
How invasive can you get! Lahti, Finland
Lily of the Valley emerging
Photo courtesy of, and copyright of Hans Huizing of Meppel, Netherlands.
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Convallaria Species, Lily of the Valley, May Bells, Our Lady's Tears
Convallaria majalis
| Type: | Perennials |
| Height: | 6-12 in. (15-30 cm) |
| Conditions: | Zone 4-8, Light Shade |