| Description: This elegant and statuesque plant grows from a root which is said to resemble the seal of the Hebrew King Solomon. The small flowers dangle from leaf axels and produce attractive blue berries in the fall. The large fleshy rhizomes make the plant tolerant of dry shady conditions. |
| Propagation: Divisions of roots |
| Initial bloom (month and week): June W2 |
| Garden name: Shady Woodland Garden |
| Color of flower: White |
| Height: 50″ |
| Spread: 48″ |
| Family: Asparagaceae |
| Soil type: Acidic woodland soil, dry thickets, and roadsides |
| Soil moisture: Moist |
| Light: Sun or shade |
| Zone: 3-9 |