Sanguisorba Tanna is commonly known as the Greater BurnetThis plant typically grows to a height of about 60-90 cm. It features pinnate leaves with a rosette at the base and smaller leaflets along the stem. The leaves are usually dark green, with a slightly serrated edge.

The most distinctive feature of Sanguisorba Tanna is its inflorescence. The flowers are small, densely packed, and dark red or maroon, resembling small, elongated, bottlebrush-like spikes. These flower spikes bloom in late summer and can add an interesting vertical element to a garden.

The plant prefers moist, well-drained soils but can cope with periods of dry. It is often used in herbal medicine for various ailments, and in gardens, it is prized for its unique appearance and ability to attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.