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5 Solomon Seal bareroot (Polygonatum Biflorum)
$10.00
WE DO NOT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA!!!!!
Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum) is a genus of elegant woodland plants that are native to North America. Although the small, tubular flowers—which come in white, green, or pink—are charming, it’s the slender arching stems and lance-shaped leaves that make Solomon’s seal such a favorite in shade gardens and woodland settings. Once established, Solomon’s seal slowly spreads and creates a blanket of foliage that turns a golden yellow in autumn.
Size varies among the species. Most of Solomon’s seal plants grow to around 1 to 2 feet tall. There is a giant Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum biflorum var. commutatum) that reaches around 5 feet tall or higher and really makes a statement in the garden. These plants grow at a moderate pace and can take a few years to bloom when grown from seed. They can be planted in the spring or fall.
I am sorry but we do not ship outside the US, & we cannot ship to Canada, or Hawaii. Thanks so much!
***06/01/2021 these could be dormant until next Spring..
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Weight
1 lbs
Shipping Countries: United States (US)
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I included a note in the order asking for bare root shipment to be sent in April when plants could be immediately planted outside. It’s not clear whether Plantly didn’t see note, or if delayed shipment wasn’t possible.
These were sent in a closed plastic bag but without a wet paper towel around the roots and they were dry. I don’t think they will survive.
All the leaves were already off the plant and it never recovered
We never received the item. Postal service is inefficient. Why not fedex or ups which is much more efficient. Probably will never receive it from postal service and lost 20 dollars!
Never arrived. Was left to deal with the post office in my own. Was never resolved. I paid fifty dollars for nothing.
Died shortly after I put it in a pot on the porch
Only one barely survived. I fave them compost, mulch and regular watering- nothing.. sad..