A close relative to Lily of the Valley, Solomon's Seal is a delicate, bell-shaped flowers that drip gracefully from arching 18" stems. Set against broad green leaves, the tiny flowers seem to glow each evening at dusk and emit a sweet fragrance. Most at home in moist, rich soils, this woodland plant will excel in any shady spot as long as you amend the planting site with compost and mulch the whole area to help retain moisture. Will spread and naturalize, slowly but surely.
Use it in a rain, woodland or cottage garden, the back of a border, or let it naturalize in your yard.