I have lilly of the valleys that have come up every year for the last 60years

It’s so funny. We have lived in our house for almost 9 years and every year until this year, we’ve only had maybe 10 plants pop up. Always around that many. Today, I was outside and noticed we’ve got at least 20-30 plants coming up. That’s what prompted me to look into LOTV. I had no idea it was toxic, or that it was invasive. Despite all of that I’m letting them live their wild life. Our house is 120 years old and I like to think that some beautiful lady from many years ago planted them, and the kick she’d have in knowing what she planted years ago, still remains.

I love your video. When I was a little boy, back when mammoths still roamed the prairie, I learned about LoV and made little bouquets and gave them to all the old Ladies in my neighborhood. The response has been with me for a lifetime. They were universally adored---and so was I. Thanks for the memory.

This is one of the most informative and well -presented videos on garden plants that I have ever watched. Thank you for educating me about this lovely, innocent looking plant. I'll take steps to keep this nostalgic beauty happy but under my control. I recently adopted one plant at a library plant swap, drawn to it by memories of my grandmother's garden where it thrived in her Pennsylvania garden.

Walter White has entered the chat. Great video!

Im from North West Indiana and these used to grow wild all over the place when I was a kid in the late '60s/early '70s. After a while, I started seeing less and less of them. I think people started weeding them out. By the 1990's, I hadn't seen any. I live in Arizona now.

You’re charming & I enjoy your wit. Happy gardening.

My mother's maiden name is Tal which means "valley" in German... I planted Lily of the Valley and Snow on the Mountain in one bed... The blend of three shades of green, the contrast between the shapes of the plants, and the aggressive competition between the two plants is mesmerizing... They get along very well together... Now I'm using these two plants as a ground cover to prevent garlic mustard and buckthorn... Danke Schoen...

Yes! Thanks for the useful information! Love your videos!

Thank for creating this video and sharing short and sweet great 👍🏻 job

So fun to listen to you! Loved the Snow White education!

Thanks for your video and description of plant parts. I have lots!!! Will move some to a patch where garlic wants to come up.

really thanks about this video, lots of useful information!

Thank you so much for posting this video! I was totally about to plant this cutie, but not any more!

Very helpful-I need to get mine under control, but I love them

Best info I found. Thank you!!!!

Love the way it smells 2.

So interesting and helpful!🙏🏼 Glad I saw this because I was thinking of putting them in with the ferns in their pots but I bettered put them in their own pot if they’re going to be thugs!🧐😅🤓

So glad I watched this video: poisonous, shade, and acidic soil. Good to know. Necessary. Thank you.

Thank you for positing

Just came here because of breaking bad

My favorite flower! Never knew how toxic it was.

I was in search of an old song from the Rock group Queen: "Lily of the valley" and landed here. Nice channel! In Switzerland we call this flower "Maierisli" so I guess you have Swiss roots that you mention this in the video. We also have the name "Maiglöggli" which means "little may bell". Greetings from Bern, Switzerland 😄

All it costs is your love!

its a lotta ppl say this is a very healthy plant esp for the heart some ones lieing

There are so many bugs in my lily of the valley’s and yes plant experts have identified the plant. Spiders love them i guess

Moved into a house that is wrapped with these around the house, they spread like crazy.

Excellent video. Can I plant these in my garden now early summer June in Idaho?

Can you plant the pods to start a new cologne?

Very informative! I got a bunch of these in the backyard and didn't know what they were until today I took a specimen to the garden center. Question: can you grow vegetables along side of Lily of the Valley? That is to say, will the vegetables next to them be toxic and non-consumable? Thank you in advance!

I have this in my yard. When we moved in five years ago, I thought that’s cute. Now it has spread like wildfire and taking over our yard. Now I’m horrified! My pet rabbits ate them and died. My husband was burning and one several caught fire, his lungs are burning from the toxic poison. This plant is so dangerous to keep around. Think of the children and the wild animals/rabbits running around eating this and dying a painful death. Basically burning them from the inside out. It’s raining most of the day but tomorrow, I am hoping to round up all of these plants. I’ll take round up for a week of indoor play instead of another year of this toxic plant in my yard. I definitely do not want my other animals to get ahold of this

Question! My country doesnt have seasons(so no winter, autumn, etc etc. Most of the time is very sunny or rainy) am i still able to grow these in a plant pot?

What a beautiful lilly of the vally. May I buy from you?

funny we use lily of the valley for the brain in herbal treatment

Whys Amazon sell herbal tea leaf of this plant?

May I ask what is the name of the plant with the punk flower at the back?

Thanks for the video! I actually came across this video because I was fearful of my child being around lily of the valley plants 🤪stomping through my mothers backyard who has quite a few of them growing. You somehow made them a little less scary, just wash your hands and you’ll be fine I guess 😅

Dammit Walter

I disocovered this flower via Animal Crossing ( I was super excited when they started growing on my island!) But have a wanting to try and grow them for real; would the weather of the Midwest be ok for these? More specifically the St. Louis region. Thanks, and I love the video!

I was hoping to grow lily of the valley for my wedding bouquet in July. When should I plant some?

a question: where could I obtain this through an online site?

Since they are shade loving, can they be grown indoors? (Assuming no kids and no pets)

Actually it can be a very healthy herb if used properly

So this is a completely different plant from Summer Snowflake (Leucojum aestivum), right?

I have seen lily of the valley tea! It is sold online I believe. Perhaps it has been heated?

I bought a Lilly Of The Valley plant at a library sale four days ago and already the little flowers are turning brown. I keep it on the window sill and water it every day but already the flowers are turning brown. What is the problem with it.?

@1:33 she said it.

I have never been able to grow them 😭😭

Don't worry it's not poisonous, I tested in minecraft

Magari fosse invasiva … l avrò piantata una decina di volte in giardino ed è sempre finita male , fortuna che quest anno è ritornata a germogliare x salutarmi 💕💕💕… oramai ho capito che devo trattarla con le pinze da ciglia

is this plant unlucky to bring into the house?

I'm planting these, but they're getting tall but their leaves don't spread :(( they looks just like one long chives :((( can you tell me what's happening

you r so cute cx

A friend of mines girlfriend's son got really sick after he apparently ate the berries. Later we found out he was deliberately poisoned by a former chemistry teacher, who turns out was actually a meth cook. He's ok now but unfortunately his mom was brutally murdered in front of her house. The teacher/meth cook is also dead now. As for my friend last I heard he was in Alaska but we really don't know if that's true or not. Greetings from Albuquerque, New Mexico.

this is what fear garden has done to me

The root and flowers are used to effectively treat heart conditions.

But you are not scared about pets ?

You will be sorry! I have declared war on this invasive nuisance.

Lily of the valley poisonous from stem to flower

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