Alpine Lady'S-Mantle

Alchemilla Alpinia

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Overview

Alpine Lady's-Mantle (Alchemilla alpina) is a compact perennial, ideal for rock gardens, reaching 6-10 inches in height. It features softly lobed, gray-green leaves with silvery undersides that create a striking ground cover. In summer, dainty clusters of star-shaped, yellow-green flowers rise above the foliage. Requires well-drained soil and full to partial sun. Hardy in Zones 3-8, it's a low-maintenance choice that attracts pollinators while resisting deer and rabbits.

Sun Half, ShadeWater MediumZones 4–7Climate Temperate

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — Alpine Lady's-Mantle (Alchemilla alpina) is a compact perennial

Culture

Sun: Half, Shade
Water: Medium
USDA zones: 4–7

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Rosaceae
Climate: Temperate

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Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — In summer, dainty clusters of star-shaped, yellow-green flowers rise above the foliage; it features softly lobed

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — Requires well-drained soil and full to partial sun; alchemilla alpina catches dew and raindrops on its foliage

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — It features softly lobed, gray-green leaves with silvery undersides that create a striking ground cover; this plant

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — This plant typically reaches a modest height of 6 to 10 inches and spreads about 12 to 18 inches wide, image 30

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — especially well-suited to rock gardens or as an understory plant in shaded areas; reaching 6-10 inches in height

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — palmately-lobed leaves which are a soft green with a striking silver underside; although it is somewhat

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — Hardy in Zones 3-8, it's a low-maintenance choice that attracts pollinators while resisting deer and rabbits; it

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — Alchemilla alpina catches dew and raindrops on its foliage; alpine Lady's-Mantle (Alchemilla alpina) is a compact

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — making them a delightful sight for morning strollers in the garden.<br><br>During the summer season; ground cover /

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — is especially pronounced in the early morning; yellowish-green to cream-colored flowers

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — creating enchanting sparkles in the sunlight that resemble tiny jewels; this plant typically reaches a modest

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — It grows best in full sun to partial shade, making it a versatile choice for various landscape designs; hardy in

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — although it is somewhat drought-tolerant once established; ground cover / perennial with green blooms

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — yellowish-green to cream-colored flowers; the plant produces clusters of tiny

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — the plant produces clusters of tiny; especially well-suited to rock gardens or as an understory plant in shaded

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — ground cover / perennial with green blooms; is especially pronounced in the early morning

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — green flowers in the garden; requires well-drained soil and full to partial sun

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — ensuring its beauty remains unspoiled by local wildlife; green flowers in the garden

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — This plant has the added benefit of being deer and rabbit resistant; making them a delightful sight for morning

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — It features softly lobed, gray-green leaves with silvery undersides that create a striking ground, image 47

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — reaching 6-10 inches in height; creating enchanting sparkles in the sunlight that resemble tiny jewels, image 46

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — Alpine Lady's-Mantle (Alchemilla alpina) is a compact perennial; in summer, dainty clusters of, image 45

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — ground cover / perennial for half or shade; ensuring its beauty remains unspoiled by local wildlife

Alpine Lady'S-Mantle (Alchemilla Alpinia) — especially well-suited to rock gardens or as an understory plant in shaded areas; reaching 6-10 inches, image 51

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