Polygonatum kingianum var kingianum Bellagio Dianthus The 2' tall stalks rise

The 2' tall stalks rise from among last years basal foliage in mid-April

In addition to the dramatic purple-black pitcher with contrasting colors inside

This vigorous hybrid is topped in early May with many stalks of huge coral buds

Our offerings are all nursery-propagated

great to blend with ferns in the woodland garden

Polygonatum kingianum var kingianum Bellagio Dianthus The 2' tall stalks riseTrue elegance! Polygonatum kingianum 'Bellagio' is our 2019 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a prolific offsetting selection of the Chinese climbing Solomon's seal. Polygonatum kingianum 'Bellagio' emerges from a thick dormant rhizome in early spring as a round green stalk that stands sturdy to 3 4' tall. As it grows taller, it prefers to climb through its neighbors, using its cirrhifoliate (the old fashioned way to hook up) leaves. When mature, a