Solomon seal seed
By Homebird
1 Sep, 2012
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I haven't seen this plant produce fruit before.......
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I've never seen it either.
2 Sep, 2012
You are right Hb. perhaps they taste differently after the flowers have faded Lol. :)
2 Sep, 2012
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See who else is growing Polygonatum x hybridum (Common Solomon's seal).
See who else has plants in genus Polygonatum.
This photo is of "Solomons seal" in Homebird's garden
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Polygonatum X Hybridum
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Polygonatum X Hybridum (Common Solomon's Seal (Syn. Polygonatum Multiflorum))
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Me neither!, how strange, but maybe thats because those pesty little green caterpillars nearly eat the whole plant up but missed this one!
2 Sep, 2012