Interesting info

Cluster of flowers at the end of the stalk distinguishes this plant from "true" Solomon's seal, which has flowers that grow along the stem, hanging suspended underneath the plant.

Forms a cluster of red berries in late summer.

You ought to know

Height: 2'-3'

Frequency: Several plants found in dry woods.

Blooms: April-May

Range: Found  with varying frequency throughout Indiana.

Also known from Quebec to British Columbia, south to Virginia, Tennessee, Illinois, Arizona, and Oregon.