Sanguinaria f. multiplex 'Plena'

AKA Sanguinaria canadensis 'Flore Pleno'
Rhizomatous woodland perennial
Solitary fully double white flowers
One of the first flowers to appear in spring
Flowers last longer than the species
Flowers often emerge through the still-folded leaves
Green variably lobed heart- to kidney-shaped leaves
Bloom Time: Early spring
Flower Size: 7 cm

ZONE:
3

COLOUR:
White

HEIGHT:
15-20 cm

SPREAD:
20-30 cm

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Growing and Maintenance Tips:

Grows best in an average to moist, well-drained fertile soil in partial to full shade. Thrives in some sun where soils remain consistently moist. Foliage often disappears by late summer.

Additional Notes about Double flowering Bloodroot:

The rhizomes release a red sap when cut, giving rise to the common name bloodroot.
Very slow-growing rhizome approx. 5-7 centimetres a year.
Double-flowering bloodroot differs from the species in that it is sterile, therefore, propagation is achieved only by dividing the rhizomes.