ALCHEMILLA venosa
Small
Sun
Yellow
Well drained soil
Summer
Description
Alchemilla venosa
Height x Spread: 30cm x 40cm
Alchemilla venosa is essentially a smaller version of Alchemilla mollis, it produces clusters of tiny yellow to lime-green flowers during summer. It has suppressed hairs on thinly textured, pleated, palmate leaves, water droplets are held on the foliage.
A superb plant which provides multiple seasons interest. It requires a well-drained soil in a sunny or partially shaded situation. It can be used towards the front of your borders and beds or even in a rockery. Ideal for underplanting Roses.
Rosy's Colour Picks
PAEONIA lactiflora 'Karl Rosenfield'
Wine-red buds open to striking magenta-pink flowers in summer. This plant has glossy green divided lance-shaped foliage, which turns bronze later in the season, it will die back naturally and can be c
ALLIUM cristophii
This Allium has to be one of the most popular early summer flowering bulb forms with its dramatic pinky-purple starburst flowers the size of tennis balls.
GERANIUM psilostemon
A profusion of saucer-shaped vivid magenta flowers with striking black eyes and veins are held on upright stems above clumps of deeply cut mid-green leaves. This Geranium has a striking colour ...
GEUM 'Prinses Juliana'
Semi double, bright orange, outward facing flowers with gently ruffled petals, dance on long hairy stems above green lobed basal foliage. One of our favourite plants for the RHS Chelsea display, ...