Sanguisorba obtusa

One of the most ornamental burnets. It is a clump-forming perennial with profuse and attractive fluffy, reddish-pink, bottlebrush flowers, elegantly swaying in the breeze in summer. Glaucous-leaved and the finest foliage of all. Each round grey-green leaf has an attractive matt bloom, with a finely serrated edge of deep pink. The fluffy, rather squat flowers on this 75-90 cm high plant are a strong rose pink and they bend over slightly as they mature.  This is have gleaned from elsewhere... mine is not quite that delicious but it is in full shade. I mush put one somewhere else! Flowering begins in summer and continues for a couple of months at least. Beautiful in autumn. Full sun to part shade. Any soil. Hardy and tough