BURNET
The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening · 1887 · p. 21
( Poterium San gui sorb a; from poterion, a cup; being used in cooling drinks). O RD. Rosaceæ. A native perennial. The leaves are sometimes used in soups, and with Borage in cooling drinks; they are also put in salads. The foliage only being useful, keep the flower-spikes removed, as this tends to increase the luxuriance of the plants. It thrives in any light soil. Propagated by division.
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