Polygonatum falcatum Wedding Bells Woodsia although we have found it

although we have found it to also grow well in slightly acidic ground while tolerating seasonal droughts

We planted batches of seedlings around our garden

Divide clumps when they get crowded and replant

From a distance

Polygonatum falcatum Wedding Bells Woodsia although we have found itPolygonatum 'Wedding Bell's is our 2011 introduction of a stunning selection of the Asian Polygonatum falcatum from Korea's famed Cheju Island, where we spotted it growing underneath a giant Torreya nucifera at 560' elevation. The stunning 2' long arched stems are laden in late April early May with a "clothesline full of socks imagery" of dangling white bells, each tipped in green sort of a galanthus moment for those who indulge. Polygonatum 'Wedding