When to Divide Sanguisorba?
Continuing Care: Cut Back Foliage After Blooming If It Looks Tired. Burnet Forms Dense, Running Clumps, and Can Be Divided in Early Spring. Can I Divide...
Continuing Care: Cut back foliage after blooming if it looks tired. Burnet forms dense, running clumps, and can be divided in early spring.
Can I divide sanguisorba?
Increasing a clump of a named sanguisorba involves division, most successful in spring when plants are growing away quickly. They have a rhizomatous rootstock and pieces should have a shoot and piece of root attached. A clump can be divided into larger pieces and replanted where required making sure to water in well.
Should I deadhead sanguisorba?
Deadhead regularly to encourage further blooms and divide congested clumps in spring or autumn. For best results, grow Sanguisorba menziesii in a moist, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade.