Suitable for Cut Flower Arrangements

Featuring delicate yellow blooms and soft, textured foliage, our flowering ladies mantle is a great choice of plant to grow for cut flower arrangements. Its airy, frothy appearance adds elegance to bouquets, creating a natural, graceful touch for your floral designs.

Pollinator Friendly

Lady's Mantles is a pollinator-friendly plant, attracting bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects with its bright yellow flowers. By adding our live perennial plants to your garden, you'll create a suitable habitat for pollinators, helping support local wildlife and enhancing pollination.

Versatile Uses

Our Lady's Mantle is incredibly versatile, suitable for flower beds, garden borders, and ground covers. It also performs well in containers, offering elegant foliage and bright blooms. The leaves and flowers are also sometimes made into teas, tinctures, or infusions to improve overall well-being.

Self-Seeding Capabilities

Lady's Mantle is a self-seeding perennial, meaning it naturally spreads and regrows in your flower garden. Its ability to drop seeds and grow new plants ensures a low-maintenance, ever-expanding garden display, providing consistent beauty with minimal effort from year to year.

Lady's Mantle (Achemilla Mollis) - Grown from Lady's Mantle seeds, this popular flower is perfect for the garden. With its olive colored, crimped velvety leaves which cup to capture the dew and rain and its frothy sprays of yellow clusters, it is certainly appealing to the eye. The Achemilla Mollis plant is bushy and makes an excellent border or edging plant. The Lady's Mantle flowers are excellent for cutting, and the yellow blooms work in nicely in flower arrangements

Sow Lady's Mantle seeds in the early spring indoors, 6 - 8 weeks before last frost. A cold treatment, placing the seeds in dampened sand or peat moss, and placing in the refrigerator for 3 - 4 weeks prior to sowing has been found beneficial to germination. After removing the flower seeds from the refrigerator, use starter trays and sterile potting mix. Press the flower seeds into the soil and cover no more than 1/8 inch. Transplant the Lady's Mantle seedlings outdoors after danger of frost has passed. The Alchemilla Mollis plant should be sheared back after blooming to rejuvenate the leaves to make the clump neat and tidy for the rest of the growing season. Lady's Mantle is an easy-care perennial grown from flower seeds that does well in sun or shade. It may be divided in spring or early fall. It will self-seed and drop its own flower seeds. If this is not desired, deadhead spent blooms.