'Crimson Bells' Lily of the Valley Seeds

 ‘Crimson Bells’ Lily of the Valley: Enchant Your Garden with Fragrant Bells

The ‘Crimson Bells’ variety of Lily of the Valley features striking red berries that add a vibrant touch to its deep green foliage. This unique variety is perfect for adding a bold splash of color to shaded garden areas. I love watching these vivid red berries contrast beautifully against the lush green leaves. For best results, plant in partial to full shade and keep the soil consistently moist.

A Symphony of Fragrance:

The ‘Crimson Bells’ Lily of the Valley is renowned for its intoxicating fragrance, releasing a sweet, heady perfume that fills the air and evokes a sense of tranquility. These delicate bells, a deeper shade than the classic Lily of the Valley, offer a unique twist on a beloved classic.

A Shade-Loving Gem:

This variety thrives in shady corners and woodland settings, adding a touch of elegance to areas where other plants struggle. Its low-growing habit and spreading nature make it an ideal groundcover for creating a carpet of fragrant blooms.

Cultivating ‘Golden Splendor’ :

While patience is key when growing Lily of the Valley from seed, the rewards are well worth the wait. These plants are long-lived and will naturalize beautifully, creating a fragrant haven year after year.

Growing Guide:

• Sunlight: Partial to full shade

• Soil: Moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil

• Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during dry periods.

• Sowing: Sow seeds in autumn or early spring, lightly covering with soil. Cold stratification is recommended for best results (place seeds in a moist paper towel in a sealed bag in the refrigerator for 4-6 weeks before sowing).

• Maintenance: Minimal maintenance required. Divide clumps every few years to maintain vigor.

Key Features:

• Flower Color: Deep, rich bell-shaped flowers (darker than the classic variety)

• Fragrance: Highly fragrant, sweet perfume

• Bloom Time: Spring

• Height: 6-8 inches

• Spread: Spreads slowly via rhizomes

• Toxicity: All parts of Lily of the Valley are poisonous if ingested. Keep away from children and pets.

Bring the enchanting fragrance and timeless beauty of ‘Golden Splendor’ Lily of the Valley to your garden today!