By Bonnie L. Grant Lily of the valley plants have Old World charm with their dainty dangling blooms and arching foliage. The berries on lily of the valley and all other parts of the plant are poisonous if you eat them. They are pretty when they turn deeply red and add interest among the dark green strappy leaves. But can you plant lily of the valley berries? Certainly, but the easiest and quickest way to start the plants is by division. Still want to try it? Let’s learn how to prepare the seed and when to plant lily of the valley berries for the best chance of success. When are Berries on Lily of the Valley Ready? If you wish to try starting lily of the valley plants from seed, you should be aware of one important fact: lily of the valley seed toxicity. Those little lily of the valley
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