Sanguisorba minor
Pimpinelle
Common names: Little Meadow Sedge, Pimpernel
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Description
The Pimpinelle has finely feathered leaves that taste subtly of cucumber and nut, making it a perfect addition to Frankfurt's green sauce. This hardy, evergreen perennial provides fresh green foliage even in mild winters.
Care instructions
Plant Pimpinelle in a sunny spot with well‑draining, calcareous soil; it tolerates dry conditions well. Harvest young, tender leaves regularly and remove flower heads to encourage fresh growth. The plant will readily self‑seed in suitable locations.
Soil & site
Soil pH
Soil type
sandy, loamy, well-drained, dry, lean, lime-loving
Feeding
Light feeder
Companion planting
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