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Alchemilla/ Lady’s Mantle
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Plant of the Day
Sunday 29 June 2025
Ideal for edging a border is the semi-evergreen, ground-covering perennial Alchemilla conjuncta (silver lady's mantle). This plant is native to the southwest Alps and Jura Mountains in France and Switzerland. It has been cultivated in Britain as a rock and scree garden plant since c. 1800.
Jill Raggett
The white garden at Wyards Farm in Hampshire is not quite all white. The sulphur yellow flowers of alchemilla just adding that often indispensable colour break.
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