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Alchemilla mollis - Lady's mantle |
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garden should be without this beautiful and useful
perennial. It has scalloped, bright green leaves which
catch droplets of water that look like quicksilver and
from June to September, it produces a frothy haze of
tiny, chartreuse yellow flowers. Its ideal planted
en-masse for groundcover or edging paths, it tolerates a
range of adverse conditions including heavy clay and,
once established, is drought tolerant. |
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Alchemilla mollis - Lady's mantle |
| This rather lovely plants is so accommodating, it copes with most soils and will seed itself around.
Cymes of yellowish-green flowers from June to September, that are good for cutting, up to 30cm high.
The bluish-green leaves are softly hairy which hold drops of water. Also a great ground cover plant. |
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Alchemilla erythropoda -
Dwarf Lady's mantle |
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neat, compact clumps of bluish-green leaves, which have
notched edges and may take on a red flush when grown in
full sun. The yellow-green flowers appear in small
clusters from late spring and take on russet tones as
they age. Often considered to be a better behaved
version of A. mollis, this marvellous and easy to grow
plant provides a long period of interest at the front of
the border. |
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Alchemilla mollis - Lady's mantle |
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garden should be without this charming perennial! Ideal
for groundcover or edging paths, it tolerates a range of
adverse conditions including heavy clay and, once
established, is drought tolerant. Large and prolific
grey/green foilage topped by huge spreading heads of
tiny star-like straw textured yellow flowers in multiple
clusters. Supplied in a approx 3 Litre containers. |
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Alchemilla mollis - Lady's mantle |
| Alchemilla
mollis has mounding, spreading, toothed leaves that bear
a profusion of tiny yellow flowers in feathery sprays in
early summer. Will cope with most garden situations as
long as the soil is free draining. |
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