Plant: arching perennial to 6'

Origin: Eastern North American woodlands and savannas

Zone: 4 - 9

Flowers: greenish white bells dangling from leaf axils. Dark blue berries are formed in late summer.

Foliage: shiny, simple leaves with prominent parallel veins

Culture: sunny location in moist soil for best growth. Tolerates part shade and heavy soil. Named for scars on rhizomes that resemble King Solomon's seal.