617-007 Polygonatum sibiricum ( Siberian soloman's seal ) |
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From Korea, China and Bhutan. The long, tapering leaves form in whorls of four to six up the fleshy, upright stems. The cylindrical flowers dangle in a loose skirt from these leaf axils. In late summer, dark rounded fruits develop. Polygonatum sibiricum is an herbaceous woodlander which increases by rhizomes. May, June. 36 in. x spreading Creamy White flowers Shade, Part Shade Zones 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 |
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