Polygonatum odoratum Fireworks Chile 000' elevation in Yingjiang

000' elevation in Yingjiang

Our plants are propagated from the splendid US National Arboretum clone

Sarracenia minor

who named his new find after his son

The result is a plant that produces wide

Polygonatum odoratum Fireworks Chile 000' elevation in YingjiangWe purchased our first plant of Polygonatum 'Fireworks' for $100 in 2004, and have been in love ever since. This amazingly vigorous Japanese selection of Solomon's seal forms a patch of finger like rhizomes, from which emerge 2' tall stems clothed in egg shaped green leaves, flecked with creamy white. As the plants age, the leaves form a creamy white border while retaining the flecking. The stalks are also adorned with small white bells dangling