What is another word for false lily of the valley?
Pronunciation: [fˈɒls lˈɪli ɒvðə vˈalɪ] (IPA) 
False lily of the valley is also known as may lily, two-leaved Solomon's seal, wild lily of the valley, and false spikenard. These names are given to this perennial plant due to its similarity to the true lily of the valley, yet it's not real. False lily of the valley has small, fragrant, bell-shaped flowers that bloom in the spring and produce berries in the fall. The plant grows in woodlands and shady areas, creating a lush green carpet on the forest floor. False lily of the valley is a popular groundcover plant because it's low-maintenance and easy to grow. Its various names give it character and reflect its unique characteristics.
