Large False Solomon’s Seal has arching stems lined with alternating leaves and topped with a plume-like cluster of small white flowers in late spring. After flowering, the plant produces clusters of berries that change from green to red as they mature. It grows naturally in rich deciduous forests and woodland edges. It prefers moist, organic-rich soil and is a reliable, long-lived woodland plant. It requires patience while establishing. It benefits from leaf mulch and woodland conditions. It can be divided in spring or fall once established.