Lily-of-the-valley is a perennial
ground cover with tiny, fragrant
white bells. It thrives in shade.

Ways to Use White

• Highlight a focal point at the end of a path with white flowers or a white container.
• Among the most spectacular white-flower trees for landscapes: davidia, snowbell, magnolia, and dogwood. Some birches feature white trunks.
• Against the backdrop of a white fence, paint with the boldest plant colors possible, such as orange and scarlet.
• Light up your garden with white versions of these common plants: ageratum, cosmos, heliotrope, rhododendron, clematis, bee balm, and bleeding heart.
• Embroider white lace into your borders with these airy white flowers: rockcress, baby's breath, 'The Pearl' yarrow, and gooseneck loosestrife.

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