Rumex sanguineus ~ Bloody Sorrel, Red-Veined Dock understory The large pink peony-form flowers

The large pink peony-form flowers with bright yellow anthers bloom from late winter to early spring attracting butterflies

May sometimes be sold as just 'Foxtail'

Lacebark Elm is a mid-sized deciduous tree with a rounded crown

Prune after flowering

Baby Blue Eyes has good disease resistance

Rumex sanguineus ~ Bloody Sorrel, Red-Veined Dock understory The large pink peony-form flowersBloody Sorrel is a small edible perennial herb that forms a rosette of elongated bright green basal foliage with striking red veining and stems. The red flowering stems sport green flowers that mature red in summer, but are often cut back to encourage foliage growth. The leaves have a tangy flavor with a slight lemony taste. Grows best in dry to average well drained acidic soil. An aggressive spreader if allowed to flower. Type: Perennial, Herb