This lovely sanguisorba cultivar flowers for many weeks from late spring and finishes just as Sanguisorba officinalis begins. The wiry stems grow from an insignificant clump of slightly glaucous oblong leaves and if not deadheaded will gently self seed. It does well for me in both dry and very boggy conditions so it's very versatile.
I originally purchased this cultivar as a plant labelled Sanguisorba tenuifolia but I'm quite certain it is infact Menziesii.
Type : Perennial Position: Sun or Partial Shade Height : 75cm Quantity per packet : Approx 20 seeds
Growing Sowing method : Transplant When to sow : Late summer or late winter Spacing : 50cm Depth : 4mm Germination : At 20C seeds will begin to germinate after 7 days. They will continue to germinate erratically over many weeks/months. Days to maturity : 365 days. Flowers in its second year.
