Alchemilla is a reliable perennial that fits into almost any garden. Its main identifying features are the decorative, finely hairy leaves. Tiny water droplets collect on them in the morning or after rain, which looks beautiful. In summer, the plant is complemented by a sea of tiny yellow-green flowers. In nature, it grows in damper meadows and light forests. In gardens, it therefore thrives best in partial shade and slightly damp soil. It is a very hardy plant that easily withstands our winters and requires no complex care. In flowerbeds, Alchemilla 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 backdrop.

Alchemilla mollis

Alchemilla erythropoda