Polygonatum x hybridum 'Betberg', Solomon's Seal Size:0.5 qt - Ships Oct 1 - April 1 " or an oft-needed lively

" or an oft-needed lively beacon of color and brightness

a pair of three-lobed

This drought-tolerant Pacific Northwest native has ebullient golden sunflowers on short stems

These plants were flask-grown from seeds collected near O'Brien

you'll see reddish-brown spotted throats — an exotic cascading effect

Polygonatum x hybridum 'Betberg', Solomon's Seal Size:0.5 qt - Ships Oct 1 - April 1 " or an oft-needed lively'Betberg' is a cultivar that first appeared in cultivation, after being given to plantswoman Beth Chatto by Isbert Preussler, who collected it from the Black Forest in Germany. The selection was named after a small nearby village. Stems and leaves emerge a dramatic purple bronze, then gradually mature to green. Clusters of creamy white, green tipped flowers hang in spring from leaf axils, followed by purple (toxic) berries. Appreciates moist woodland