 
      Sanguisorba 'Red Thunder'
Dramatic Red Flower Spikes
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                  Available in the following states:
                  
                  ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, SA, TAS and VIC
                
This captivating perennial offers stunning, deep red flower spikes that rise above finely textured, fern-like foliage, bringing drama and depth to garden spaces from summer through autumn. The airy, upright flower heads gently sway with the breeze, adding graceful movement and architectural interest. Growing to around 90 cm tall and spreading about 70 cm wide, it fits well in borders, wildflower gardens, and mixed perennial beds. Preferring full sun to part shade and well-drained soil, it is valued for its resilience and low-maintenance nature. This plant attracts a variety of pollinators, including bees and butterflies, supporting a healthy and vibrant garden ecosystem. Its bold color and unique form create a striking contrast when paired with softer, more delicate plants, making it a versatile choice for adding texture and richness. Resistant to drought and adaptable to various soil types, it is perfect for gardeners seeking long-lasting impact with minimal fuss. Whether used as a focal point or in mass planting, this perennial enhances any garden with its vivid hues and elegant presence.
                        Supplied as: Pots
                        
                        Size: 10 cm
                    
| Code | SNORT | 
|---|---|
| Botantical name | Sanguisorba officinalis | 
| Height | 40-90cm | 
| Width | 50-60cm | 
| Flowers | Summer to Autumn | 
| Climate | Cool to Mediterranean | 
| Availability | Unavailable in WA | 
| Frost hardiness | Fully Hardy | 
| Aspect | Full Sun to Semi Shade | 
| Supplied as | Pots | 
| Size | 10 cm | 
| Water needs | 1 | 
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