Smooth Solomon’s Seal Vintage and usually appear in pairs

and usually appear in pairs or whorls as they emerge late in spring

This charming plant features large

Native to the northeastern Mexican states of Tamaulipas and Nuevo León

Plants flower reliably in spring

" a nod to its stems

Smooth Solomon’s Seal Vintage and usually appear in pairsPolygonatum biflorum Common names also include Great Solomons Seal, Sealwort. A perennial native to woodlands across much of the United States. In the spring and early summer it produces small, green white, bell shaped flowers which hang from the underside of its arching stems and attract bees and hummingbirds. These eventually produce blue black berries which are attractive to birds. Though most of the plant is edible to humans, the berries are toxic