Petite pimprenelle (Sanguisorba minor) conventionnel - en vrac (10g / 1000 graines)

colonization. The perennial shrub, which is also known as small burnet, grows up to 90 cm tall and prefers dry, neutral soil, but can also easily cope with calcareous substrates.

The leaves of the salad burnet have a nutty flavour, reminiscent of cucumbers and fit nicely in salads, cream cheese and fresh herbs sauces. The leaves are harvested before flowering and should not be cooked, but used fresh. In many recipes they can be used as a substitute for mint. As a medicinal herb, the salad burnet can boast the same properties as the great burnet (Sanguisorba officinalis).