False Solomons Seal Picture Eklutna Flats Alaska

The tall pointed leaves on the False Solomons Seal surround the blossoming white wildflower which decorates the landscape of the Eklutna Flats in Alaska, USA.

As the long, broad, pointed leaves begin to flourish on the False Solomons Seal, they will encompass the tiny white star shaped flowers which will blossom. The False Solomons Seal can grow to be 15 inches in height as a large cluster of the tiny white flowers sit in a cone shape atop the stem.

During the late summer months, the plant will grow striped berries which eventually turn red as autumn nears. These wildflowers thrive in wet forests and clearings like those of the Eklutna Flats in Alaska, USA.

The False Solomons Seal plant can be used for medicinal purposes such as constipation and upset stomachs in root tea and rashes, itching and coughs in leaf tea.

Alaska, Eklutna Flats, False Solomons Seal (Smilacina stellata)

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