Smooth Solomon’s Seal Size:1 Gallon sandy soil

sandy soil

it earns its name from the fluffy

curved thorns growing along it

while others have whimsically referred to them as rabbit ice and rabbit butter

Smooth Solomon’s Seal Size:1 Gallon sandy soilPolygonatum 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