Lily of the valley: vase life, season and care for florists
Lily of the valley usually lasts 4–7 days in a vase. In season: Spring. Fragrance: strong.
- Vase life
- 4–7 days
- In season
- Spring
- Fragrance
- Strong
- Type
- Cut flower
- Pets
- Highly toxic to cats — even pollen or vase water can be dangerous
What florists should know
- Lily of the valley is highly toxic to cats: never send or place it in a home with cats — pollen and vase water are dangerous too.
- Lily of the valley is short-lived (about 4–7 days): when mixed with longer-lasting stems, deliver the same or next day.
- Lily of the valley is strongly scented and is a poor fit for hospital visits or condolences.
FAQ
How long does lily of the valley last in a vase?
Usually 4–7 days, depending on variety, origin and conditioning.
When is lily of the valley in season?
In season in spring; at other times prices can run high or quality can vary.
Is lily of the valley toxic to cats or dogs?
Highly toxic to cats — even pollen or vase water can be dangerous.
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