Sanguisorba, the burnets, are a widely varying group, some native, which offer catkin like cylindrical flowers in a range of colours, heights and shapes that are produced from slender flower spikes during summer. Best in sunny open positions and happy in most soil types except too winter wet.
Sanguisorba
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Forms attractive clumps of pinnate foliage from which arise relatively tall wiry stems which are...
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A lovely selection of Sanguisorba officinalis, having showy pinky red cylindrical flowers that are held...
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An elegant selection forming attractive clumps of green divided foliage from which come many delicately...
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Make good clumps of attractive divided foliage from which come generally upright light and fluffy...
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A slightly more compact form than Sanguisorba canadensis, with attractive divided foliage from which come...
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Good clumps of divided green leaves are topped with delicate looking spikes of rounded darkish...
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During summer comparatively large, pendulous pink catkin like flowers are held on semi lax stems...
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A Knoll Gardens selection. Mounds of attractive green foliage from which arise tall stems that...
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This elegantly tall form of Sanguisorba tenuifolia alba has mounds of finely divided light green...
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Dainty looking pincushion like maroon red flowers are held on airy stems that arise from...
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A rather lovely compact form of the beautiful Sanguisorba hakusanensis with almost fluffy pendulous deep...
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Low neat mound forming clumps of pinnate creamy white variegated foliage and spikes of small...