Lily of the valley.
By Funkyfuchsia
1 May, 2009
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I often wonder how they had the patience to pick these for the cut flower market. They must have had small fingers and endless cheap labour, I suspect. I think they are best left in a shady spot where the leaves act as 'ground cover' and then the flowers are a great surprise (we pretend) when they appear in spring.
2 May, 2009
As tiny as they are they still make a statement.
6 May, 2009
yes i agree garden..... still lovely
6 May, 2009
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this is so pretty, trouble is they have more leaves than flowers, but still lovely
1 May, 2009