This is a stunning Solomon's seal. It tends to send up two tall shoots at every root tip making for a very full clump. It also tends not to run very far from year to year, again allowing for a nice full clump. One other distinct characteristic is that all the stems are fairly upright and arch in different directions making for a 'bouquet effect'. We picked it up from some friends in New York and are not sure exactly what kind it is. It could be either a Polygonatum hybridum or some sort of tetraploid.

Zones 3-8. 4- 4 1-2 ft. at maturity. Full or part shade, good loam.

We are offering large, blooming-sized plants grown in half gallon pots.