POLYGONATUM An important genus for the woodland garden, most of the 55 or so species are Asian, with a few North American species. They add an elegance and grace that is perfect with ferns. If garden space is tight shovel up a few old Hostas and toss them on the compost heap to make room for some Polygonatum. Some of the small species like hookeri are perfect for a woodland trough, and the climbing species are easily scrambled through understory shrubs.

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	Polygonatum biflorum Graceful arching sprays & small hanging clusters of creamy white bells in the leaf axils followed by greenish berries. Polygonatum is a much more diverse genus in Asia and we offer many of the Asian counterparts in the main perennial section, they mix well in the garden.____ZONE 4	$12.00 Add:
	Polygonatum canaliculatum The native giant Solomon's seal. Creamy white flowers dangle from arching stems that can reach 4 feet high. Native to much of the Eastern US, very adaptable and tough. Zone 3	$12.00 Add:
	Polygonatum hirtum An exceptional plant with broad leaves to 8” long on 30” arching stems, which bear axillary pendant white flowers tipped in green and followed by showy blue fruit.____ZONE 5	$12.00 Add:
	Polygonatum humile These dwarf little Solomon Seals are confused in cultivation, 15cm tall charmer with creamy white flowers, this formed broad patches.____ZONE 4	$12.00 Add:
	Polygonatum multiflorum 'Variegatum' I believe this is 2004 perennial of the year, and by all accounts, a fantastic plant but horribly intertwined with the following, which is itself confused (odoratum is European and falcatum is Japanese). All are edged variegates, please buy some of each and let us know if you manage to definitively key them out, personally I am beginning to suspect they are all hybrids.____ZONE 4	$12.00 Add:
	Polygonatum odoratum (falcatum) variegatum The variegated form of Solomon Seal, it is becoming a bit commonplace but if you don't already have a patch, its high time you got with the program.____ZONE 4	$12.00 Add:
	Polygonatum verticillatum Polygonatum verticillatum is a somewhat bamboo like Solomon's Seal with slender leaves on two to four foot stems, arranged in whorls. The pink flowering strain seems to be from the Himalayas or China & is probably P. verticillatum rubrum with red-flushed flowers & red-pink inedible berries.____ZONE 4	$12.00 Add:
	Polygonatum lasianthum A two-foot Japanese species, very showy with long dangling creamy white flowers.____ZONE 5	$15.00 Add:
	Polygonatum odoratum Fl.Pl. A hose in hose double version, best viewed from below, consider planting them arching over a retaining wall so you can look up into the flowers.____ZONE 4	$15.00 Add:
	Polygonatum zanlanscianense The name on this may quite possibly be incorrect. This is what we received it as, but it doesn't seem to match the published descriptions. Tall, graceful arching stems with narrow green leaves with danging greenish yellow flowers. Native to (if the name is correct) southeastern Gansu and southwestern Shaanxi, China.____ZONE 5	$15.00 Add: