
Speirantha convallarioides is an uncommon perennial with starry, white, fragrant blooms in rounded clusters that appear among the leaves. These mid-spring blooms clusters are held on the ends of narrow stems and are followed by dark berries. Also known as False Lily-of-the-Valley, its evergreen leaves resemble the foliage of familiar lily-of-the-valley, and, like it, the leaves arise directly from its slowly spreading rhizomes. Speirantha convallarioides is a nice addition to woodland plantings.
- Type: Perennial
- Height in Inches at Maturity: 10"
- Width in Inches at Maturity: 15"
- Bloom Color: White
- Bloom Time: Spring
- Light Requirements: Partial Shade - Shade
- Soil Preferences: Average, well-drained
- Pollinator: Hummingbirds
- Zones: 5-8