Speirantha convallarioides, False Lily-of-the-Valley cut flower thick colony covered with blooms

thick colony covered with blooms

Or it might make you think of frosty catkins

Beeloved by hummingbirds

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

Rounded and mounded leaves are covered with fine silver hairs making diamonds of rainwater

Speirantha convallarioides, False Lily-of-the-Valley cut flower thick colony covered with bloomsIn 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