April 24, 2009




Sanguinaria canadensis










Sanguinaria canadensis multiplex






The perfect plant for a woodland garden or on a shaded slope, Sanguinaria canadensis comes in single or double blooms grows in partial shade and enjoys humus rich soil. The beautiful white blooms arrive in late April and the lobed gray foliage fades by midsummer. The rhizomes can be cut apart after flowering to increase your crop. Ensure that you have 1 or more eyes per division. They grow 4-9 inches and spread 9-12 inches.

Day +13 partly sunny Wind SSE16km/h P.O.P.12%
Night -1 patchy clouds drizzle Wind SW17km/h P.O.P.50%

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