Alchemilla mollis (Lady's Mantle)

Alchemilla mollis – Lady’s Mantle

A timeless favorite for its soft texture and glowing blooms, Alchemilla mollis forms dense mounds of scalloped, velvety gray-green leaves that shimmer with droplets after a rain. In late spring to early summer, airy sprays of chartreuse flowers float just above the foliage, lending a luminous quality to borders and shady corners. Slowly spreading by rhizomes, Lady’s Mantle makes a graceful groundcover, edging, or filler between perennials. Happy plants may gently self-seed, creating a natural, cottage-garden charm.

· Velvety, scalloped foliage sparkles after rain
· Airy sprays of chartreuse flowers
· Excellent for edging, borders, or groundcover
· Deer and rabbit resistant; attracts butterflies

Height: 15–20"
Spread: 18–24"
Zones: 3–7
Light: Full sun to part shade