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Front of Herboo Alchemilla Mollis seed packet – lady's mantle flower seeds
Alchemilla Mollis (Lady’s Mantle) foliage and acid-green sprays of flowers growing in a shaded cottage-garden border.
Back of Herboo Alchemilla Mollis seed packet with sowing, growing and aftercare instructions for this shade-tolerant perennial.
Close-up of Alchemilla mollis leaves catching morning dew drops, with chartreuse flower clusters softening a garden edge.
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Alchemilla Mollis Seeds

Alchemilla Mollis

Soft, wavy leaf foliage with acid-green flowers.

Alchemilla Mollis, also known as Lady's Mantle, blossoms into a mesmerising display that enhances your garden's charm while also serving as a distinct addition to floral designs. Ideally suited for garden borders, it doubles as an impeccable ground cover in those cosy, shaded nooks. Given its tenacity, it's unsurprising that this beauty flourishes across the British Isles.

Approx 100 seeds

  • Cut Flowers
  • Tolerates Most Light
  • Low Maintenance
  • Hardy Perennial

Alchemilla Mollis Seeds – Quick Growing Guide

Alchemilla mollis seeds produce lady's mantle, a hardy perennial ideal for shade-tolerant cottage gardens. Sow seeds from January to May or August to October, with germination in 7–14 days. This plant thrives in moist, well-drained soil and offers attractive, soft foliage and chartreuse flowers during summer.

How to Sow, Grow and Harvest Alchemilla Mollis Seeds

  • Sow:Jan–May, Aug–Oct
  • Germination:7–14 days
  • Grow:Partial shade to full shade, moist well-drained soil
  • Water:Keep soil consistently moist, avoid waterlogging
  • Harvest:Cut back after flowering to encourage fresh growth
  • Best for:Cottage gardens, shade borders, pots

Grow in Your Garden

Alchemilla Mollis Seeds – Lady’s Mantle for Charming Cottage Gardens

Calendar

Alchemilla Mollis Seeds planting calendar: Jan–May, Aug–Oct: Sow • May–Sep: Flowers or harvest

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How to Grow

Start Alchemilla Mollis seeds indoors on a sunny windowsill during the sowing months from January to May or August to October, where they prefer moist, well-drained soil and partial shade. This perennial thrives in cooler garden spots, making it suitable for window boxes, balconies, containers, and garden beds.

  • Sowing

    Sow the seeds thinly in warm, damp, well-drained soil, lightly covering them to encourage germination. Maintaining consistent moisture and warmth during the sowing period from January through May and August to October will support successful sprouting.

  • Growing

    Once seedlings have developed, thin them to allow enough space for growth or pot on to a 40 cm container to accommodate their spread. Lady's Mantle typically grows well in partial to full shade, making it ideal for shaded garden areas from May to September.

  • Plant care

    Keep the soil consistently moist without waterlogging, especially during the active growing months from May to September. Cut back the foliage after flowering to promote fresh growth and maintain a tidy appearance, ensuring the plant continues to look after itself in garden beds or containers.

About Alchemilla Molli

Ideal for pots, garden borders, ornamental floristry and shade-tolerant spaces.

  • Cut Flowers
  • Tolerates Most Light
  • Low Maintenance
  • Hardy Perennial

History of Alchemilla Molli

Historically linked to goddess Freya, Lady’s Mantle was prized in fertility rituals and fairy folklore. Its dewy leaves were believed to hold magical properties, treasured by fairies as a mystical elixir.

Other NamesLady's Mantle
Pet/Baby SafeNon-toxic

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26 Aug 2026

Can't go wrong with Cosmos

Lovely packet of seeds, bought one for me and one as gift :)

Gareth
20 Aug 2026

Good card gifts

Bought a couple of these as card gifts for friends and they loved them

Flavia
12 Mar 2026

Good tips

Liked how you gave tips on how best to sow. nicely done

Joel C.