Lily of the valley (Lilium candidum)

Other names: church lily, lily, white lily, Joseph lily, Madonna lily

Lilium candidum, also known as the white lily, white lily, church lily, Joseph's lily or Madonna lily, is a tall flower of a beautiful pure white colour that is popular not only for its appearance but also for its strong and fresh scent. This species of lily, native to the Middle East, is very popular and common in this country, not only for its attractive appearance but also for its hardiness. They require a good amount of sun and well-drained soil.

The white lily finds its use in a number of products and industries. In cosmetics, this lily is used for its fragrance, but also for its medicinal properties - it helps in healing wounds, treating ulcers and is also used as an antiseptic. Its essential oil is used in aromatherapy, where it is valued for its calming and relaxing effects. In perfumery, its strong and appealing scent is often used to create various perfumes and fragrances. In addition, because of its beautiful and imposing form, it is also often used as a cut flower in the florist's shop.