Gardeners love Solomon's Seal, a native American woodland plant, for shady spots. We love it on its own or mixed with other blooms in arrangements. Tiny floral bells dangle from its gracefully arched stems, followed in late summer by dark blue berries. Solomon's Seal is related to another of our spring favorites -- lily of the valley.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
From Garden to Vase
Gardeners love Solomon's Seal, a native American woodland plant, for shady spots. We love it on its own or mixed with other blooms in arrangements. Tiny floral bells dangle from its gracefully arched stems, followed in late summer by dark blue berries. Solomon's Seal is related to another of our spring favorites -- lily of the valley.
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