Polygonatum mulitflorum An elegant and resilient woodland perennial, Polygonatum multiflorum, commonly known as Solomon’s Seal, features arching stems lined with oval green leaves and adorned in late spring by graceful creamy-white bell-shaped flowers tipped in green. This clump-forming beauty thrives in shaded garden areas, forming a low-spreading colony that transitions to golden foliage in fall—complemented by striking blue-black berries. It’s deer-resistant, low-maintenance, and a serene addition to woodland or shade garden settings. 1 Bare Root Arching stems with dangling creamy-white bells Graceful woodland performer Deer-resistant, low-maintenance, fall foliage color Specifications Details Colour Green foliage; cream-white tubular flowers; blue-black berries Hardiness Zone 3 - 9 Plant Height 2–3 ft (60–90 cm) Plant Width 10–12 in (25–30 cm) clumping; spreads slowly Sun Requirements Part to full shade; prefers cool, dappled conditions Fragrant No Deer Resistant Yes Plant Timing March - April; expands via rhizomes; divide to control spread Bloom Timing May - June Plant Depth Crown at soil level Plant Spacing ~12 in (30 cm) apart for space to arch and clump
