Polygonatum odoratum Red Legs Tecomaria quite rare and highly coveted

quite rare and highly coveted by collectors

thought to predate Christopher Columbus and for those who passed history classes

whose foliage appeared to be a hybrid swarm of Hibiscus coccineus and Hibiscus laevis

25" long) dormant tubers

soils that stay slightly moist to average are fine

Polygonatum odoratum Red Legs Tecomaria quite rare and highly covetedPolygonatum odoratum 'Red Legs' is a superb, but little known selection of the Asian Solomon's Seal from Massachusetts plantsman, Leo Blanchette. The 20" tall, bright carmine red stalks are clothed with leaves, which mature at 6" long x 3. 5" wide. This selection has the largest foliage of any of the red stalked selections of Polygonatum odoratum. Polygonatum 'Red Legs' is not the same as Polygonatum odoratum 'Ruby Slippers' (aka: Red Stem).