Sanguisorba 'Cangshan Cranberry' is a cultivar of the burnet genus (Sanguisorba) in the rose family, carrying the genus's upright flowering stems and pinnate leaves. It produces small, dense flower clusters that appear from June to August. The plant grows from a central 

 that sends up basal leaves and successive flowering stems. Individual flowers are formed in compact heads typical of Sanguisorba species.

Sanguisorba 'Cangshan Cranberry' belongs to the genus Sanguisorba in the Rosaceae and shares the group's herbaceous habit and clustered bloom form. Members of the genus are native to temperate parts of the Northern Hemisphere and characteristically produce pinnate leaves with serrated leaflets and upright stems arising from a central crown. Flower spikes are compact and made up of many very small flowers, a trait carried by this cultivar. Flowering takes place from June to August. Allow space for the upright flowering stems: plants in this group commonly form a ring of basal leaves with taller stems above, so position it where stems can be seen and are unlikely to be shaded out. Growth renews from the crown, so renewal by reducing old stems to the crown will encourage fresh basal leaves and future flowering shoots. The dense, small-flowered heads suit mixed perennial borders, prairie-style schemes and planting beside structural grasses or taller perennials where the narrow flower spikes can be read against softer foliage. Expect the flowering period June to August to be the main seasonal feature of the plant's display.

Sanguisorba 'Cangshan Cranberry' is a cultivar of the burnet genus (Sanguisorba) in the rose family, carrying the genus's upright flowering stems and pinnate leaves. It produces small, dense flower clusters that appear from June to August. The plant grows from a central crown that sends up basal leaves and successive flowering stems. Individual flowers are formed in compact heads typical of Sanguisorba species.

Sanguisorba 'Cangshan Cranberry' is a burnet cultivar that produces compact flower clusters from June to August.

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