Lily of the Valley Bulbs | Convallaria majalisLily of the Valley Convallaria majalis Common names include, May bells, Our Lady's tears and Mary's tears. A pretty woodland flowering plant producing sweetly scented, bell shaped, white flowers in the spring. One of the most fragrant spring and early summer plants, lily of the valley thrives in fertile, humus rich moist soil in full and partial shade. It spreads quickly in favourable conditions to produce a large carpet of delicate white flowers.

and a display of flowers throughout the spring from January to May

and roadside plantings

This thoughtfully designed apron is perfect for gardeners who need practicality without sacrificing mobility

making them an increasingly valuable plant for supporting biodiversity and early-season pollinators

water figwort is perfect for adding texture and interest to boggy or wildlife gardens

Create an attractive and low-maintenance green roof with our mix of 24 native drought-tolerant wildflower species and 7 grasses

The white flowers appear in June and July and are a good food source for pollinators attracting hoverflies and other insects

and resources to help your recipient make the most of their gardening or meadow experience

insect hotels

dense and smooth sward ideal for bowling greens

The 10 to 20 flowers on each stem open fully in full sunshine

At one time abundant in cornfields alongside other cornfield annuals such as cornflowers