Lady's mantle P9(0.5L)

Lady's mantle (Alchemilla vulgaris)

Lady's mantle is a perennial perennial, valued both for its ornamental qualities and medicinal properties. This plant occurs naturally in Europe, including Poland, where it grows in meadows, forest edges and roadsides. With its low-growing, rounded leaves that trap water droplets, this plant gets an extra charm, especially after rain.

Characteristics of the lady's mantle

Appearance

• Height: Reaches about 30-40 cm.
• Leaves: Lobed, rounded, with an interesting ability to retain water.
• Flowers: Small, yellow-green, gathered in loose panicles, bloom from May to August.

Cultivation

• Position: Prefers sunny or semi-shaded positions.
• Soil: Grows best in moderately moist, well-drained soils.
• Frost resistance: It is a frost-resistant plant, ideal for Polish gardens.

Application of lady's mantle

Decorative

• Ground cover: An excellent choice for naturalistic plantings, on the edges of beds.
• Garden compositions: Blends in with other perennials such as geranium or sage.

Medicinal properties

• Lady's mantle has a long history in folk medicine, especially when used to treat women's problems and inflammation. It is known for its astringent properties.

Care

• Watering: It requires moderate watering, tolerates various weather conditions well.
• Pruning: Regular pruning can improve the appearance of the plant, although it is not necessary.

Plant Specifications

• Flower pot: 0.5 liters
• Age: 2 years old
• Frost resistance: Yes