Pink Lily of the Valley may look delicate, but its a hardy and reliable addition to any shady area in your landscape. You can depend on it to appear early in the spring with its dangling, bell-shaped blooms. And after the flowers fade, it remains through the summer to produce vibrant orange berries. You'll want to plant Pink Lily of the Valley in groups to enjoy the full effect of its delightful and fragrant blooms. It makes a great ground cover and spreads quickly in shade gardens or under trees. Its also a lovely choice for rock gardens and woodland areas. Hardy in USDA zones 2 to 8. Includes 6 dormant bare root perennial plants.