Alchemilla vulgaris

Ordinary or pointed-lobed lady's mantle got its name because the leaves are folded like an old-fashioned mantle. Alchemilla comes from the Arabic alchemy (alchemy), because the dewdrops that appear on the leaves were used by alchemists in their experiments. The old name "Xanthochlora" means yellow-green and refers to the color of the flowers, from May until well into autumn. The average height is 30cm. Does well in full sun or partial shade and makes few demands on the soil.

Are sold per 4.

Price is for 4 pieces.