Starry False Solomon’s-Seal |
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Another Solomon’s Seal imposter, pyramidal clusters of starry white flowers are crowded on 2” wide flower spikes from April through May & beyond, berries start green with black stripes turning to mottled dark wine red, lance-shaped 3 - 6” leaves on erect arching stems emerge in the spring like spikes coming out of the ground, spreading by freely forking rhizomes forming leafy colonies, a really tough plant that is great for shade.
1-3’ tall
Plant Hardiness Zones: 3a-7b
Perennial
Deer Resistant
Native Range: Newfoundland to BC & AK, south to NJ & PA, upland south to VA, TN, west through OK to s. CA. Rare in AZ, KY, MD & TN
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