Sun exposure: part shade (2-4 hours of
sunlight a day)
Soil: performs best in average soils
Traits
Special Care Instructions
Lady's Mantle is a low care perennial. No special care is needed.
Flowering Time
Mid-Spring
Characteristics, Uses, and Fun Facts
Lady's Mantle is a wonderful plant for the shaded garden with its tidy and compact habit. It is well suited for the front of the border or mixed with small hostas. The soft fuzzy green leaves catch tiny dew droplets and glisten in the morning sun. The fuzz also makes the leaves unappetizing to nosey deer and rabbits. Sprays of yellow or green flowers are produced in mid-spring. Plants grow very well in average gardens.
Varieties
Lady's Mantle
Alchemilla
Growing Conditions
Attracts Butterflies
Deer Resistant
Good Cut Flowers
Alma (A. eryhtropoda 'Alma') 6-8" tall
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Blooms a bit earlier than other Lady's Mantle. |
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Airy, foam-like sprays of yellow blooms. |
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As fall sets in, the blooms and stems turn a nice burnt orange color. |
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This variety likes a bit more drainage than Thriller Lady's Mantle. |
Thriller (A. mollis 'Thriller') 18-20 " tall
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Sprays of tiny yellow flowers cover this plant in mid-spring. |
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Thiller was selected for its superior flower display and longer stems for cutting. |
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