Solomon's seal

The charming, arching stems of Solomon's Seal are just the ticket for the hard to fill shaded spots in your garden. The handsome foliage and graceful flowers are most definitely garden worthy.
Each flower stem has up to six pendent bells from late spring. The blooms are followed by small black 'fruit' (inedible) that have a nice glossy sheen. The flowers are suitable for picking and will last well in a vase.
Solomon's Seal grows well where ferns and Hostas do. They like a shaded spot with moderately fertile to humus rich soil. As they establish they will grow to form a handsome clump that will be around for years to come. Protect from slugs and snails. Water to establish then keep just moist in growth.
Solomon's Seal are rhizomatous perennials from the woodlands of Europe and Asia (there are also some North American species).

Supplied as: Bare rooted