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Polygonatum - Solomon's Seal

Delightful woodland plants which combine beautifully with ferns and other woodlanders. Tolerant of most shady positions they like humus rich soils typical of deciduous woodland. If you like Polygonatum, take a look at closely related Disporopsis, another genus of elegant woodlanders with exquisite tubular flowers that enjoy similar woodsy conditons to Polygonatum.

Check for Solomon's Seal sawfly damage in early Summer. Harmful if eaten.
Polygonatum curvistylum 'Pink Form'

Polygonatum curvistylum 'Pink Form'

  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 15cm (6in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: N/A to N/A

A lovely plant with upright growth, deep pink flowers and dark foliage.

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Polygonatum odoratum AGM

  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 45cm (18in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: May to June

The native solomon's seal, raised from seed, these are a must for any woodland planting using native woodland flowers. Very attractive in flower arrangements too.
Harmful if eaten.

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Polygonatum x hybridum 'Grace Barker'

  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 30cm (12in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: May to June

This is the streaked leaved form. A beautifull plant. Established 1 litre pot fulls.


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Polygonatum roseum

Polygonatum roseum

  • Pot size: 9cm
  • Plant ultimate height: 15cm (6in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: May to May

A short upright species which has pink flowers and whorls of bright red berries in Autumn.
Harmful if eaten.

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Polygonatum sibiricum

Polygonatum sibiricum

  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 60cm (24in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: May to June

Upright species with white flowers and red berries later, distinguished but easily grown.
Harmful if eaten.

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Polygonatum verticillatum

Polygonatum verticillatum

  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 75cm plus (32in plus)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: May to June

Tall upright species with leaves whorled round the stem, white flowers.
Harmful if eaten.

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