Smilacina racemosa

(False soloman's seal, Maianthemum racemosum)

This shade lover carries the short, feathery spikes of tiny, scented white flowers on long arching stems with a few pleated, bright green, shiny leaves. Not dissimilar to Polygonatum (Soloman's seal) in the way it grows, this spreads more slowly and is perhaps a little more elegant. Rebranded Maianthemum racemosum some years ago, I prefer to use the old more pronounceable name.

This shade lover carries the short, feathery spikes of tiny, scented white flowers on long arching stems with a few pleated, bright green, shiny leaves. Not dissimilar to Polygonatum (Soloman's seal) in the way it grows, this spreads more slowly and is perhaps a little more elegant. Rebranded Maianthemum racemosum some years ago, I prefer to use the old more pronounceable name.

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Colour: White
Flowers: May and June
Height x Spread: 90cm x 90cm
Soil: Remains moist
Planting position: Part shade/Full Shade
Scented
Upright plant
Hardy to -10 degrees and more. The foliage dies back in autumn and grows again in spring. Cut back any old flower stems in spring before new shoots begin to emerge. This likes a shady spot with leaf mould. They tend to die back during late summer, loosing all the foliage early in autumn, but once established it needs no attention.

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