Polygonatum falcatum Silver Lining 8a the first recorded success of

the first recorded success of the "impossible" cross of Helleborus niger and the distantly related Helleborus foetidus

or if it has become unsightly

which exude a marvelous

ground-hugging deciduous mat of tiny

Polygonatum falcatum Silver Lining 8a the first recorded success ofThis wonderful strain of the easy to grow true Polygonatum falcatum was recently discovered in Japan. The 2' tall stalks are adorned with narrow green leaves with a pointed (falcate) tip. In the center of each leaf is a dramatic silver stripe. These are individual seedlings from the population, so each clone is slightly different. In early spring, the clumps are further highlighted by small, dangling white bells beneath the stem. Polygonatum 'Silver