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mcurt34
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Posted 2 Years, 1 Month ago Linkback
Found this site through yahoo and i hope ya'll can help me.

my fiance loves this flower. She lives in Uzbekistan and im not sure if its only in that region... but i would LOVE to know what it is.

Thank you in advance.

Mike


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Posted 2 Years, 1 Month ago Linkback
Lily of the Valley

Those flowers are very tiny
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Hi and welcome to the forum, Mike

Indeed Tiggy, they are also very beautiful
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Lily of the Valley have a tiny delicate fragrance. They are shade loving plants and do well where they get filtered sun to shade. I have several plants under a locust tree. They multiply quickly and will become somewhat of a ground cover. They are the prettiest of spring flowers and the plants still look nice when the flowers are done. Once the colonies become established, you should get enough flowers to cut some and fragrance the house. They are very worth growing.
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Posted 2 Years, 1 Month ago Linkback
thank you for all the replies. Would i be able to grow this in a large rectangle flower box? I dont have a place for a garden.
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They should do fine in a flowerbox for a couple of years. If you are in a colder area, put the pot up against your home over the winter, but keep it outside. They should over winter nicely in a protected spot. For as delicate as they are, they are also quite strong. Be sure to water them every day during the hot part of the summer. Remember, they like shade and moisture. They will bloom for a few weeks and then be a nice green plant for the rest of the summer.

After a couple of years, they may multiply to the point where you will have to thin them. Maybe by then you will have a garden to plant them in. Who knows.
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