Allen, Sterling & Lothrop's nursery manager Bill Kennie has been working
with the Falmouth Open Space committee to help eradicate invasive plants from
the Maine landscape. Bill believes that it is very important to include native
species in ornamental landscape gardens. Indeed, the more native plants a
garden has the better--native plants are typically low maintenance, they
provide food and shelter for wildlife and are visually in keeping with our
native "wild" landscape.
Polygonatnum Odoratum:
Variegated
Solomon’s Seal
Height: 20”-30”
This plant will enhance your shade garden with a nice pop of
color and light! Clean creamy variegation sets off wonderful nodding white flowers in May and
June. Can be slow to get established, but
once it is it naturalizes freely.
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