Polygonatum hookeri, Alpine Solomon's Seal clearance sale Native to woodlands

Native to woodlands

and ever more interesting

Dark purple flowers--some of the darkest purple of any epimedium--against chartreuse green foliage in early spring

A sure sign of spring to come is the blooming of the Cornelian Cherry

Polygonatum hookeri, Alpine Solomon's Seal clearance sale Native to woodlandsA curious polygonatum that many, unfamiliar with the odd ducks of the genus, are unable to place as a Solomon Seal. Polygonatum hookeri stays under 6 in off the top of the soil and has open pale pink purple flowers. Honestly, if you squint, it looks like a dwarf alpine daphne. In our summers with little to no rain, it prefers cool light shade with excellent drainage and regular moisture. In its native habitat with humidity and regular rain, it can