Great Solomon’s Seal is a woodland native perennial that deserves a place in shady gardens. The small white bell-shaped flowers in May into June hang from the stems at the leaf joints, and since they are borne in big quantities they are showy. The blooms are followed by wildlife-attracting blue-black fruit. The upright green stems appear in early spring and persist throughout the summer to add a bold architectural note to the landscape. When undisturbed Polygonatum commutatum slowly forms large colonies and does well in moist-to-wet sites. Also know as Polygonatum biflorum var. commutatum.

• Category: Perennials
• Hardiness Zone: 3
• Height: 48 Inches
• Spread: 48 Inches
• Bloom Color: White