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Rumex sanguineus var. sanguineus
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| Bloody dock, Red-veined dock, Red-veined sorrel | ||||||||||||
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| This most unusual and attractive foliage plant produces dense clumps of deep-green leaves with striking, beetroot-red veins. The colouring is usually more pronounced at cooler times of the year. The flower spikes have insignificant blooms and are best removed to encourage more foliage and to prevent self-seeding. | ||||||||||||
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| Sow in autumn or spring, either direct, lightly raking into the soil, or thinly on the surface of moist compost in a small seed tray, transplanting into individual pots and growing on in a cold frame or sheltered place until large enough to plant out. |
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| Viola cornuta 'Back to Black' | Begonia sutherlandii | Matricaria recutita syn. chamomilla | Tragopogon porrifolius | Oxalis corniculata |
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