Great Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum biflorum) Plants

 This woodland species is tough and does well in most any shady spot. With smooth, glossy leaves and bell-shaped flowers that hang off the arching stem, Solomon’s seal is a great addition to a woodland garden or shade border. 

Native to: Eastern North America, including Maine

Growing conditions: Part shade to shade in medium soil

Natural habitat: Forests, woodland borders, overgrown fencerows

Grows up to: 12-42”

Blooms: May-July

Pairs well with: Wild geranium, foam flower, Virginia bluebells, creeping phlox, wild ginger