The flowers are often lightly fragrant. Once the blooms have finished, berries take their place. Although birds and other wildlife relish them, Solomon’s seal berries are toxic to humans.

Solomon's seal is a herbaceous shade plant that provides excellent seasonal interest. In spring, lush green oval leaves and white blooms emerge, before going on to produce colorful berries in ...

If you want to add a splash of color to your garden, look no further than this dwarf ground cover. Better yet, it shows off beautiful berries and flowers.

By late summer appear showy, red berries that are sometimes spotted with purple. False Solomon’s seal is drought tolerant and grows well in dry, shady locations.

A truly magnificent Solomon’s seal discovered in the higher elevations of China is Maianthemum oleraceum.

Polygonatum canaliculatum, or ‘Giant Solomon’s Seal’, is a medicinal plant native to the U.S. and has been used to treat numerous conditions.

The flowers are followed in summer by red berries. As a local, false Solomon's seal grows well in dryish shade once the plant is established. Its arching stems -- to 3 feet high -- make a fine ...