Well, here’s a definite exception to that rule: Polygonatum canaliculatum, otherwise known as ‘Giant Solomon’s Seal’, a remarkable plant that’s native to every state in the U.S. aside ...

Of the native herbs in my late spring and summer garden, none is more majestic than Solomon’s Seal. Tall, stately, dark green fronds wave in the breeze. The hanging, elongated, ...

With a long history of uses, both medicinal and culinary, as well as legend connecting the plant to King Solomon in the Bible, Solomon’s Seal has a rich heritage and huge following.

Solomon’s Seal (Polygonatum spp ... underscore its cultural and ecological value. Goldenseal is a medicinal plant used by ...

This classic shade garden plant is perfect for moist locations. Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum spp.) is a classic shade garden plant with arching stems that add an architectural component to garden ...

Its name refers to the circular scars left by its stems on the rhizomes after die-back. According to folklore, the biblical King Solomon placed his seal upon this plant when he recognized its great ...

False Solomon’s seal is hardy to Zone 4, and is an important food and medicinal plant for Indigenous people across Canada. Descriptions of the plant and its uses appear in historical records and ...

One of the pleasures of early spring, for a gardener weary of winter, is watching herbaceous perennials emerge from the bare ground. Their lengthening stems and unfurling leaves often change color ...

I can understand that choice completely, and I am happy to see this plant get its due recognition. Solomon's Seal has stems that grow 18 to 24 inches high, and carry eight to 12 lance-like leaves ...

Variegated Solomon’s seal has been selected by members of the Perennial Plant Association as the 2013 Perennial Plant of the Year. Known botanically as Polygonatum odoratum Variegatum, this classic ...