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French Sorrel (Buckler-leaved Sorrel)
Buckler-leaved Sorrel (French Sorrel) - Rumex scutatus.
An evergreen perennial plant of the Polygonaceae family with interesting shield-lanceolate leaves.
Origin: Europe - West Asia: scree, rocky slopes, vineyards.
Suitable for pots, planters and natural landscaping. Very well suited for decorating rock gardens and hills.
Used for plantings that do not require special care.
Easy to grow. Moderately self-sows in suitable places. Evergreen plant about 40 cm high
Distance between plants: 20 cm.
Flower color: white-green.
Natural vegetation period: May - September. Winter hardiness zones: Z4 - Z8.
1.0 g = 1150 seeds.
An evergreen perennial plant of the Polygonaceae family with interesting shield-lanceolate leaves.
Origin: Europe - West Asia: scree, rocky slopes, vineyards.
Suitable for pots, planters and natural landscaping. Very well suited for decorating rock gardens and hills.
Used for plantings that do not require special care.
Easy to grow. Moderately self-sows in suitable places. Evergreen plant about 40 cm high
Distance between plants: 20 cm.
Flower color: white-green.
Natural vegetation period: May - September. Winter hardiness zones: Z4 - Z8.
1.0 g = 1150 seeds.
This type of sorrel is not very productive, but it is very decorative due to the silvery veins and spots on the leaves.
Traditionally used as a seasoning for soups and in salads. Valued for its refreshing lemon-sour taste and juicy leaves.
Corymbose sorrel contains up to 6.5% dry matter, up to 1.2% sugars, 29.7 mg / 100 g ascorbic acid, 1.28 mg / 100 g carotene. Sour leaves contain up to 1.21% oxalic acid.
Agricultural technology is the same as for sour sorrel (Rumex acetosa).
