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Lady's Mantle
£15.00
2 Litre pot
Key information
The Lady’s Mantle has feathery, scalloped edged, light leaves with a display of small green-yellow flowers in the summer. Also known as the Alchemilla mollis, it has attractive downy foliage. Soto love this plant as a versatile way to cover the ground.
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Good to know
Flowering
Add a Small pot
Delivery & Returns
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Top Tip
In late summer, cut back the foliage for a fresh burst of leaves.
How to care for Lady's Mantle
Aspect
Sun, Partial & Shade
Lady Mantle is happy in most gardens, they do well in all light conditions.
Care Level
Easy
Cut back faded flowers in the summer to encourage a second flush of flowers.
Watering
Regularly
Lady Mantle is drought tolerant once established.
Feeding
Compost
When planting, settle in with plenty of good quality, peat-free compost.
Soil
Tolerate most soil
Lady Mantle likes the soil to have some moisture.
Quick facts
BOTANICAL NAME
Alchemilla mollis
PLANT TYPE
Flowers every year (perennial)
RECOMMENDED SOTO POT SIZE
Small
HARDINESS
Very hardy
NURSERY POT SIZE
2 Litre
TOXICITY
No toxic effects reported
EVENTUAL GROWTH (2-5 YEARS)
Height - 0.1-0.5m, Width - 0.1-0.5m
How to pot a plant
In this Soto Masterclass we take you through the steps on how to pot a plant.
Follow along with Max as he demonstrates the importance of drainage holes, how to use compost and watering after planting. In this Soto Masterclass we explain why and how to prune.
