What is another word for shall-flower?
Pronunciation: [ʃˌalflˈa͡ʊə] (IPA) 
Shall-flower is another name for the herbaceous perennial plant False Solomon's Seal. This plant is commonly found in woodlands and produces delicate white flowers in the late spring and early summer. The term "shall-flower" comes from the plant's association with the biblical King Solomon, who was known for his wisdom and good judgment. Other synonyms for this plant include Solomon's Plume, False Spikenard, and Lady's Seal. Each name refers to the plant's long, graceful stems and white, star-shaped flowers that resemble plumes or seals. False Solomon's Seal is a beautiful and unique addition to any garden or wooded area.
