Sanicula comprises a group of perennial herbs that thrive in woodland environments, typically reaching heights of approximately 60 cm. The leaves are lobed, exhibiting a glossy green appearance. Small pinkish flowers emerge from compact umbels, subsequently giving rise to bristly fruits that cling to the fur of animals or clothing, facilitating their spread.

Sanicula

Sanicula arctopoides

Sanicula azorica

Sanicula chinensis

Sanicula coerulescens

Sanicula elata

This perennial develops a dense cluster of shiny foliage, which is accompanied by compact clusters of small yellow blooms surrounded by rosettes of toothed, elongated bracts that are yellow-green in color.

Sanicula epipactis

Sanicula epipactis 'Harry Foley' (v)

Sanicula epipactis 'Thor' is a compact perennial that forms dense clumps. Its small yellow blooms emerge during winter, preceding the foliage, and are framed by variegated bracts in pale green and white. The leaves are characterized by their narrow white edges.

Sanicula epipactis 'Thor' (v)

Sanicula europaea is a perennial plant native to Europe, reaching heights of up to 60 cm. It features glossy, coarsely serrated leaves that are dark green and have wedge-shaped lobes. From late spring through summer, it produces pinkish or greenish-white flowers arranged in compact, spherical umbels, which are succeeded by bristly fruits.