A different look from other Ladys Mantles, Alchemilla conjuncta sports silver-edged, deeply lobed leaves that are reminiscent of young lupines or some encrusted saxifrages. Leaves appear to have a silvery border because of their toothed edges and fine hairs on the underside. Plantings of Silver Ladys Mantle can appear less dense than other Alchemilla clumps due to their open leaves. Billowy 16 inch tall panicles ofsilver blooms float above this striking foliage from late spring to early summer.
Mature size: 16 inT x 12 inW
Minimum Temperature: -35 F
[‘full sun’, ‘ground cover’, ‘part sun’, ‘pollinator’, ‘pollinator-friendly’, ‘sun or part shade’, ‘sun or part sun’]
