False Lily of the Valley
Maianthemum dilatatum
Native perennial, found from California to Alaska in the understories of forests and along stream banks. Two heart-shaped leaves emerge in spring, followed by an upright stalk ending with a cluster of small white flowers that turn to red berries in the summer.
Prefers part-shade to shade, and moist to wet soil. Spreads very readily by rhizome, making a fast-established ground cover.
Grows 4-8” tall
Size: 3.5” pot
Maianthemum dilatatum
Native perennial, found from California to Alaska in the understories of forests and along stream banks. Two heart-shaped leaves emerge in spring, followed by an upright stalk ending with a cluster of small white flowers that turn to red berries in the summer.
Prefers part-shade to shade, and moist to wet soil. Spreads very readily by rhizome, making a fast-established ground cover.
Grows 4-8” tall
Size: 3.5” pot
Maianthemum dilatatum
Native perennial, found from California to Alaska in the understories of forests and along stream banks. Two heart-shaped leaves emerge in spring, followed by an upright stalk ending with a cluster of small white flowers that turn to red berries in the summer.
Prefers part-shade to shade, and moist to wet soil. Spreads very readily by rhizome, making a fast-established ground cover.
Grows 4-8” tall
Size: 3.5” pot