Low maintenance shade plant native to the woods of eastern North America. These can get quite large, up to 5’, which lend an exotic feel to the garden.
Require cold stratification, easier to just plant in a protected area in the fall. Much easier to propagate the rhizomes, if you have access to them.
These estimates for how long Great Solomon's Seal takes to sprout, grow and harvest are from real observations from real gardeners, right around the world.
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Parts of this plant are edible – the flowers and berries WHEN YOUNG, and when the plant foliage is first sprouting out of the ground in spring. Reportedly it tastes like asparagus.
Giant Solomon's Seal