Polygonatum odoratum Fireworks Chile you read that right

you read that right

Sarracenia minor

green castor bean-like leaves emerging from an underground rhizome

The result is a plant that produces wide

who named his new find after his son

Polygonatum odoratum Fireworks Chile you read that rightWe 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