Sanguinaria canadensis Multiplex RHS Award of Merit Winners the insignificant flowers produce attractive

the insignificant flowers produce attractive short stalks of red berries that persist through the winter at the base of the plant

When I first saw Iris laevigata 'Variegata' many years ago in the famed garden of Pennsylvania's Charles Cresson

The hood (spathe) is green and white striped and ends as a long thread hanging over the pitcher which houses the green spadix (sex organ)

great for summer arrangements and hummingbird viewing

The upright woody stems quickly reach 20' tall x 10' wide

Sanguinaria canadensis Multiplex RHS Award of Merit Winners the insignificant flowers produce attractiveWhat can we say about the splendid double flowered bloodroot that hasn't already been said? One sight of the perfectly formed balls of pure white held atop the magically unfolding leaves in early spring, and you simply can't resist. After the April flowering, you can enjoy the unique, grey green, mitt like foliage of Sanguinaria canadensis 'Multiplex' until it goes dormant in late summer perfect for a special place in the woodland garden, and no need