Sanguisorba obtusa
By Andrewr
- 26 Jul, 2008
- 7 likes
Pink bottle-brush flowers over a long season. For sun or part shade and a soil that doesn't dry out
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Sanguisorbas are perennials growing from rhizomes. They are found in the nothern hemisphere, mostly growing in grasslands. Different species range in height from two to six feet
26 Jul, 2008
any problems with this plant ? i just buy it .......will it spread fast? is clay and not much sun ok for it?
31 Jul, 2012
It forms a clump but does not run. I have found the odd seedling not only one or two. It is a prairie plant so really prefers a sunny spot so I'm not sure how well it will do in shade
31 Jul, 2012
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This is nice, I have never seen those in that colour before.
26 Jul, 2008