Alchemilla mollis

Lady's mantle is often used as a ground cover or border plant. It has greenish-yellow panicles with small flowers. It is an easy and hardy plant.

CULTIVATION TIPS:
Lady's mantle does well in both sun and semi-shade. It is also not picky about the soil

RELATED:
The lady's mantle has a healing effect. The young leaves and root can be eaten.

Application / use plant:	Tree level/tree wreath, Border planting
Average number per m²:	8
Bloom Month:	June, July, August
Bloom color:	Yellow
Branches / bark:	Unknown - n/a
Dutch plant name:	Fraaie vrouwenmantel
English plant name:	Lady's Mantle
Flower color - details:	Yellow
Frost hardiness - details:	Excellent (-34 till -29°c), usda zone 4
Frost resistance:	Extrême winter hardiness
Fruit:	Unknown - n/a
Full grown plant height:	30-40 cm
German plant name:	Frauenmantel, Frauenmantel, Weicher, Großblättriger Frauenmantel, Schleier-Frauenmantel, Weicher Frauenmantel
Growth habit :	Ground cover
Growth habit - details:	Pulse-forming
Humidity/Soil:	Moist soil
Latin plant family:	Rosaceae
Leaf / Foliage:	Green, Silver-grey
Leaf / foliage - details:	Deciduous, greygreen, hairy, dewdrops
Location:	No midday sun, Reasonable sun, Shadow
Location - details:	Sun or shade
Minimum growing height (in cm):	30
Plant characteristic:	Ground cover, Indigenous, Rabbit-proof, Cut flower/shrub, Sea wind proof
Plant family:	Rose family
Planting distance:	7-9 pieces per m² (33-38 cm apart)
Pruning period:	March
Synonym / Trade name:	Alchemilla acutiloba
Winter foliage:	Losing leaf
maximal growth height (in cm):	40
type of crop:	Perennial plant
type of soil:	Clay soil (calcareous), Normal soil, Peaty soil (acidic)
type of soil / ground - details:	Any good garden soil