Alchemilla mollis
Showy chartreuse spring flowers - Use as ground cover, for edging paths,
or in mixed borders - Deer resistant - Combines beautifully in the garden with
Coral Bells,
Balloon Flower,
Ornamental Grasses, and
Spiderwort
An outstanding edging or ground cover for moist soils in part to light shade (full sun in cool summer areas). It has large, nearly round, pleated, gray-green leaves that are soft and velvety to the touch. In late spring the plants are blanketed with large branched clusters of handsome blooms. They make excellent fresh cut or dried flowers. Extraordinarily showy when massed in the garden, Lady's Mantle provides an excellent contrast to other brightly colored plants. Self sows. Winter hardy to zone 4.
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PR02401 THRILLER LADY'S MANTLE SEEDS
Grows 1-2 feet tall and spreads to 24-30 inch across. It is a
particularly heavy flowering
selection, with vivid chartreuse blooms.
How to Plant LADY'S MANTLE SeedsSow seeds in peat pots or cell packs, press into soil and lightly cover. Kept at 60-70° F., germination usually occurs within 4-5 weeks. If not, put container inside a zip-lock bag with plenty of air and refrigerate for 4 weeks. Return to 60-70° F. to germinate.
