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    Alchemilla Mollis: A guide to Lady's Mantle care

    How do you care for Alchemilla mollis?
    Sun or shade and well-draining soil will keep Alchemilla mollis happy. Lady’s mantle is a quintessential cottage garden perennial that forms charming, low clumps to spill over the edge of a flower border and onto a path, where it gets attention fro passersby with its foamy chartreuse flowers on gracefully arched stems.
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    How to Plant and Grow Lady’s Mantle - Better Home…

    Lady’s mantle is highly adaptable; you can plant it in full sun, partial shade, and even shade, as long as the soil is well-drained. The soil can be slightly acidic, neutral, or alkaline. This long-lived perennial plant also blends well with other spring-blossoming plants in your garden and makes a good front-of-the-border option because of its tid...

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    You can plant lady’s mantle in the spring after the last frost or in the fall, at least six weeks before the first fall frost to give the roots time to get established. Dig a hole at least twice the size of the nursery container and deep enough to that the top of the root ball is level with the soil surface. Backfill the hole and gently tamp down t...

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    Light

    Although the plant can grow in full sun, partial shade, and shade, too much sun may scorch the leaves.

    Soil and Water

    Lady's mantle can handle varied soil conditions but prefers slightly acidic to neutral or slightly alkaline soil (pH 5.5 to 7.5). Once established, it is drought-tolerant, however, it will require supplemental water in high heat or full sun areas to prevent leaves from turning brown.

    Temperature and Humidity

    Lady’s mantle is a winter-hardy perennial, but it is not suitable for hot climates. In high humidity, the plant might get some fungal diseases.

    Fertilizer

    Fertilizing is generally not necessary for lady's mantle unless you have except…

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    Lady’s mantle is not bothered by pests and diseases. Rabbits and deer also leave it alone. In strong sun exposure or dry weather, the plant looks ragged but will recover when the weather changes.

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    The easiest way to propagate lady’s mantle is by dividing a mature plant in the spring or early fall. Dig up the entire plant with all its roots. With a sharp knife or spade, cut the root ball into sections, making sure that each one has a good number of leaves attached to it. Plant it at the same depth as the original plant and keep it well-watere...

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