Polygonatum Biflorum Prince Charming

Blue-green leaves on arching stems. Clumps take while to get established by they are long-lived and carefree. Divide in early fall, once clumps are large enough. turn bright golden-yellow in October for a brief time. Does best in full shade to partial shade in cool, moist, woodland type soil. A shady border or woodland garden plant. Use among trees and shrubs with hosta, ferns, tricyrtis, helleborus, tiarella, woodland phlox, and aquilegia.

CAUTION:  HARMFUL IF EATEN

Zone 4-8