You'll marvel at the clusters of 3-8 delicate pendant flowers dangling from the graceful, arching stems of this woodland wildflower. The yellowish-green to whitish-green blooms arrive in late spring; by the time fall arrives, they have been supplanted by deep purple, ornamental berries. The oval to oblong leaves also transform, changing from mid green to a lovely shade of yellow. Great Solomon's Seal is a drought-tolerant shade lover that thrives on the edge of woodland areas, where this tall (up to 5' at maturity) perennial can have some room to grow. Polygonatum biflorum