Polygonatum humile Shiro Shima Trillium opening to peachy-pink with a

opening to peachy-pink with a yellow cast as they age

It will grow well in average soils that range from dry to moist

although the color holds well for us through the summer in full baking sun

involving Helleborus x hybridus

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Polygonatum humile Shiro Shima Trillium opening to peachy-pink with aPolygonatum humile 'Shiro Shima' is a wonderfully stable streaked form of the dwarf, easy to grow Polygonatum humile 'Tom Thumb'. This is not Polygonatum 'Little Streaker', which we discarded years earlier along with a couple of temporary staff members, both due to instability issues. For us, Polygonatum humile 'Shiro Shima' forms a rock garden sized 3" tall x 20" wide patch in 5 years. The thumb sized leaves are heavily streaked green and creamy