Pink Lily of the Valley Bare Root Pips, 5 Dormant Convallaria Majalis Rosea, Perennial Shade Garden Flowers

Pink Lily of the Valley — 5 Dormant Bare-Root Pips

Bring delicate spring charm to a shaded garden with 5 pink lily of the valley dormant pips. Listed as Convallaria majalis ‘Rosea’, this perennial is valued for its soft pink, bell-shaped flowers and lush green foliage.

These are dormant bare-root pips, not actively growing potted plants. Dormant pips may look small or inactive when they arrive; with suitable planting conditions and seasonal care, they can begin growing as they establish.

Product Details

• Botanical name: Convallaria majalis ‘Rosea’ (as listed)

• Common name: Pink Lily of the Valley

• Quantity: 5 dormant pips per order

• Plant form: Bare root, dormant

• Plant type: Perennial groundcover

• Flower color: Soft pink, as listed

• Bloom season: Spring, depending on climate and establishment

• Light: Full shade to partial sun

• Water: Medium; keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged

• Mature height: Approximately 6–12 inches, as listed

• Growth habit: Spreading groundcover

• Listed hardiness: USDA Zones 2–9; local conditions can affect performance

Planting and Growing Care

• When to plant: Plant dormant pips when the soil is workable and conditions are suitable for your climate.

• Location: Choose a shaded or partly shaded garden bed with humus-rich, well-draining soil that retains moisture.

• Planting: Follow the supplier’s planting instructions for pip orientation and depth. Cover the roots and growing point appropriately without burying them excessively.

• Watering: Water after planting and keep the soil evenly moist while the pips establish.

• Maintenance: Remove damaged foliage as needed and allow healthy foliage to support the plant’s growth cycle.

• Spread: Lily of the valley can spread by underground rhizomes. Choose a location where its spreading habit can be managed.

What to Expect

This order contains five dormant bare-root pips. It does not include five potted plants or flowering specimens. Sprouting time and flowering depend on dormancy, temperature, planting conditions, and plant establishment. Flowers are not guaranteed in the first season.

The listing identifies the variety as pink ‘Rosea’. Flower color and variety should be confirmed with the supplier, as young dormant pips may not show their eventual flower color.

Important Safety Note

Lily of the valley is toxic if ingested. All parts of the plant, including its flowers, leaves, and berries, can be harmful. Keep away from children and pets that may chew plants, and wash your hands after handling.

Please review the photos and planting instructions before ordering so you know what to expect from these dormant bare-root pips.

Create a charming spring groundcover display with this set of five pink lily of the valley pips.