Polygonatum cirrhifolium

This very cool Solomon’s Seal from China grows laxly to about 5’ or more, with whorls of long thin leaves that curl at the tips, an aid to clinging to shrubs and other vegetation in its wild habitat. The small clusters of narrow, creamy colored flowers at the leaf axils transform themselves into ornate red berries in the fall. From stock originally collected in Yunnan by Diana. z5 at least