Smilacina racemosa, more commonly known as False Solomon's Seal, is a shade-loving native that is most at home in a woodland garden or shady border.  In late spring, Its arching branches are adorned with lightly fragrant, ivory plumes, followed by deep red berries in late summer.  This clump-growing native grows from one to three feet high and is best suited for rich, humusy soil that is moist, but well drained, and deep shade.  Zones 3-9.  (Photo by Fungus Guy, from Wiki Commons, and in the public domain.