Polygonatum kingianum [red flowered form] Orange Flowers emerging early in the spring

emerging early in the spring with two

spreading by underground rhizomes

A great flowering performer in a surprising amount of shade

Mexico has the ease of cultivation of both parents with the addition of more summer water tolerance

clumping perennial for the woodland garden in bright shade to the darkest part of the garden

Polygonatum kingianum [red flowered form] Orange Flowers emerging early in the springExquisite, upright or clamoring perennial with narrow leaves and red tinted flowers to 3' or more, spreading to form small colonies. Flowering throughout late spring and summer. Winter deciduous. Dappled shade to full sun in coastal climates. Rich soil with summer moist conditions, hearkening to its Asian origins. Zone 6. SOLOMON'S SEAL Liliaceae Asparagaceae