Rumex Unicorn

New from Danziger, Rumex Unicorn has been gaining some popularity in international markets and we wanted to see what you think about it! There are hundreds of species or Rumex. Some are kind of weedy and some are kind of cute. This one is a little of both. I don't think it will become a weed issue for you, especially if you cut the seed heads before they mature. It has been grown in several regions of the world and seems to be well behaved. I grew this 2 years ago, curious about it's reseeding ability and it was not a problem. Compared to wild forms, this hybrid Rumex is more uniform with full heads of bright green. Use it like you would use Lepdedium or Amaranthus. It has a certain carefree wildflower quality to it, or it could be used for its sleek green textural qualities in modern design. We don't know how hardy it is, but we suspect it is hardy to at least zone 5 and possibly colder. They are quite productive and will keep producing new seed heads if you keep them cut back. We sold some last fall and it seems to be as hardy as hoped. We value your feedback! We previously sold it as a 32 cell perennial, but in an effort to bring the price per plant down we are now offering it in a 125 cell tray. The seed is just expensive. I don't fully understand why!