My Lilly of the Valley flowers are looking good.

Ruth n Jersey

Well-known Member
I've been working on this area for 3 years. I had a beautiful bed of Hosta's that the deer devoured. I gave up and I'm slowly switching over to Lilly of the Valley plants. The deer hate them and they certainly are not as pretty has the Hosta's.

They are taking forever to fill in because I'm taking them from a bed that is in the hot sun and putting them under a tree. They aren't happy about the move but they are surviving.

What makes it harder are all the tree roots. I found this attachment that fits my sons old drill and it makes it easier although getting up and down to plant them is hard on the knees.
Little by little I'll get it done.
 

Attachments

  • lilly of the valley2 (800x600).jpg
    lilly of the valley2 (800x600).jpg
    654 KB · Views: 8
  • lilly of the valley 1 (800x600).jpg
    lilly of the valley 1 (800x600).jpg
    659.2 KB · Views: 9
  • drill (800x537)small.jpg
    drill (800x537)small.jpg
    472 KB · Views: 7
I love lily-of-the-valley. It's a good idea, and I think it will look good, and will withstand the imperfect conditions, later on,
once you finally get it established, Ruth.
Some projects like this one, take a long time, and multiple seasons, to accomplish, don't they?

They are so gentle and fragile, yet strong little plants!
 


Back
Top