Convallaria majalis Fernwoods Golden Slippers Nerium From a very small population

From a very small population in the Wushan Mountains in eastern Sichuan's Three Gorges area comes this fabulous clumper

The silvery leaves with green flecking (more silver when planted in morning sun) are topped by small narrow petals that emerge reddish yellow and age to butterscotch

light creamy-yellow flowers

'Pink Star' was later named and introduced by Garden Vision in spring 2000

The 20" wide clumps are topped in midsummer with 18" spikes of lavender flowers

Convallaria majalis Fernwoods Golden Slippers Nerium From a very small populationConvallaria 'Fernwood's Golden Slippers' comes from Maine nurseryman Rick Sawyer, who discovered it as a sport at his Fernwood Nursery. The lovely chartreuse golden foliage, which is brightest in spring, makes a slowly spreading deciduous, bold textured groundcover great for brightening a shady woodland garden. The plants are adorned in spring with small, lightly fragrant, white, dangling flowers simply delicious!