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Small Solomon's Seal
Gracefully arching stems with large alternate leaves produce pendant greenish-white flowers in spring followed by dark blue berries in fall. A native that is at home in gardens and natural areas. Plant in partial to fully shaded areas in moist, well-drained soils and allow this elegant perennial to create a small colony over time. A number of pollinator insects, and ruby throated hummingbirds, find the nectar nourishing. Unfortunately, deer find the foliage tasty.
Soil:
              Moist
          Plant Shape:
              Upright
          Exposure:
          Partial Shade
          Full Shade
              Bloom Time:
          March - April
          May - June
              Bloom Color:
          White
          Green
              Landscape Use:
          Bedding or Border
          Understory
              Wildlife Interest:
          Attracts Butterflies
          Native to Midwest
              Plant Type:
              Perennial
          
              Hardiness Zone:
            
            
              3 - 8
            
          
    