Convallaria majalis Hardwick Hall Perennial Encyclopedia but the semi-evergreen fronds will

but the semi-evergreen fronds will remain until late winter/early spring

they are adorned annually by two small plantlets that form on the underside of the leaf

has much better heat tolerance than the past selections of Fargesia nitida we've trialed

the nodding white flowers have contrasting purple floral parts

It arose from a forced wedding of first cousins Sarracenia rubra ssp

Convallaria majalis Hardwick Hall Perennial Encyclopedia but the semi-evergreen fronds willHere's a great plant for our customers further north. We've always loved lily of the valley, especially the variegated forms, but they are painfully slow in our southeast heat and wimpy winters. We are delighted to finally be able to share one of our favorites, the yellow edged Convallaria 'Hardwick Hall'. Named after the famed English garden, Convallaria 'Hardwick Hall' is a vigorous clone with 9" tall, glaucous leaves edged with a dramatic golden