Japanese Solomon's Seal
Polygonatum odoratum
Asparagaceae
Growth Habit
HerbaceousDescription
A unique form of Solomon's seal that was discovered in 1997 on Korea's Cheju Island. The leaves are abnormally large for P. odoratum and are borne very close together compared to typical plants. The stems twist slightly, creating the effect of a spiral staircase. In fall, the white flowers are replaced by large blue-black berries.
Source of plant
Plant Delights
