Lady's mantle
Lady's Mantle is one of those reliable perennials that fits into just about any garden. Its main signature features are its ornamental, finely hairy leaves. They hold droplets of water in the morning or after rain, which looks simply beautiful. In the summer, the plant is complemented by a flood of tiny yellow-green flowers. In the wild, it grows in damper meadows and light forests. For this reason, it does best in gardens in partial shade and in slightly moist soil. It is a very hardy plant that can easily handle our winters and requires no complicated care. In flower beds, Lady's Mantle works as a great filler. You can use it to edge paths, underplant taller shrubs, or create dense cushions that help keep weeds at bay. It combines excellently with more prominent flowers, for which it provides a calm, green background.
Alchemilla mollis
