Polygonatum 'Solomon's Seal' Variegated

It performs best in part to full shade. While it can handle some dappled light, it should be protected from harsh, direct afternoon sun to prevent the variegated foliage from scorching.

Since this plant grows to a mature height of 18 inches and spreads slowly, spacing them about 12 to 18 inches apart is ideal for creating a lush, filled-in look over time.

No, Solomon's Seal is not considered deer resistant. If you have a high deer population in your area, you may need to use protective measures or plant it in a fenced-in garden space.

Yes, the arching stems are excellent for cut flower arrangements. They add a graceful, architectural element to bouquets and provide a subtle, lily-like fragrance.

In spring, you will see dangling white flowers followed by soft green variegated leaves. As the season progresses into fall, the foliage transitions to a bright yellow before the plant goes dormant for the winter.

This plant prefers well-drained, loamy soil. It does not tolerate drought, so keeping the soil consistently moist—but not waterlogged—is key to keeping it healthy.