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Sanguisorba minor belongs to the Rose family, Rosaceae, and is growing wild in most parts of Europe, southern-most Sweden too. This is a perennial, very hardy and beautiful plant with its small serrated leaves and graceful shape. The flowers are gathered in small red-green balls on top of stems which grow taller than the foliage. This plant continues to yield a rich crop of new tender leaves if the flower-stalk and old leaves are cut away. Sow shallowly (light-germinating) in a plot in April-May! Thin out to 35 cm of mutual space! The tender, cucumber-tasting, Vitamin C rich leaves are used in salads, soups, casseroles, tea etc. They dry well for winter. 100 seeds/g. A portion contains about 80 seeds.
Product number: | K495 |
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Scientific name: | Sanguisorba minor |
Botanic family: | The Rose Family - Rosaceae |
Organic: | Yes |
Lifespan: | Perennial |
F1 Hybrid: | No |
New variety: | No |
Sowing time: | April–maj |
Sowing depth: | 0,2 cm |
Germination time: | 10–20 days |
Plant spacing: | 35 cm |
Row spacing: | 50–60 cm |
Height: | 50 cm |
Plant location: | Sun–Half shade |
Harvest/blooming: | June–July |
Seeds/g: | 100 seeds |
Other: | Light germinating |
Heirloom variety: | Yes |
Cultivation advice
Sowing
Sow shallowly (light-germinating) in a plot in April-May!Spacing
Thin out to 35 cm of mutual space!Harvest
This plant continues to yield a rich crop of new tender leaves if the flower-stalk and old leaves are cut away.The tender, cucumber-tasting, Vitamin C rich leaves are used in salads, soups, casseroles, tea etc. They dry well for winter.