Polygonatum biflorum, Solomon's Seal

An herbaceous perennial and wildflower native to the Eastern United States that grows and spreads via rhizomes. The foliage emerges in spring with small white flowers following. Blue-black berries emerge in the autumn. It grows in the wild in woods in shade to partial shade. Site in average soil that is medium to wet for spring and summer interest. This plant is listed as deer resistant and the berries are not edible (low poison severity), so site carefully.