Auslese Lady’s Mantle Perennial Live Plant – Quart Pot – Yellow Blooms

Original price was: $65.99.Current price is: $43.99.

Add texture to your garden with Lady’s Mantle. This perennial features chartreuse flowers and unique grayish-green foliage. A low-maintenance plant in a quart pot, deer resistant and perfect for borders.

Estimated arrival

Aug 19

Aug 24 - Aug 26

Aug 29 - Sep 02

  • USDA Hardiness Zone

    3-8
  • Soil Type

    Well-drained soil
  • Sunlight Exposure

    Full Sun to Full Shade
  • Expected Planting Period

    Spring or Fall

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    Add Elegance to Your Garden with Lady’s Mantle Perennial

    The Lady’s Mantle Perennial is a stunning addition to any garden, bringing subtle beauty and unique texture. This variety features chartreuse flowers that bloom from early to mid-summer, perfect for cutting and floral arrangements. Its large, crinkled, round leaves maintain a beautiful grayish-green color throughout the growing season, providing lasting visual interest. The billowy sprays of yellow-green flowers and velvety, scalloped leaves create a magnificent texture in your garden. The fuzzy foliage has a unique ability to capture droplets of moisture, resembling sparkling jewels.

    This Lady’s Mantle plant is relatively low maintenance, requiring minimal upkeep, and is best cleaned up in early spring before new growth begins. Deer are not particularly fond of the Lady’s Mantle Perennial, making it a great choice for gardens prone to deer browsing. This plant typically grows to about 18 inches tall, extending to 24 inches with the flowers, and spreads approximately 3 feet. Its dense foliage reaches the ground, eliminating the need for facer plants. It grows at a medium rate and can live for about 10 years under ideal conditions, ensuring a long-lasting presence in your landscape.

    As an herbaceous perennial, the Lady’s Mantle dies back to the crown each winter and regrows from the base each spring. Exercise caution when tending to your garden in late winter to avoid disturbing the crown. This plant thrives in both full sun and full shade and is highly adaptable to various moisture conditions, performing well in both dry and moist locations. It is an excellent choice for typical garden environments, offering versatility for different planting spots and conditions. This adaptability makes it a favorite among gardeners looking for reliable and beautiful additions.

    Benefits of Lady’s Mantle Perennial

    • Adds unique texture and visual interest to the garden.
    • Low maintenance and deer-resistant.
    • Adaptable to various light and moisture conditions.
    • Excellent for cutting and floral arrangements.
    • Long-lived perennial that returns year after year.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Lady’s Mantle

    • How big will the Lady’s Mantle get? The Lady’s Mantle typically grows to about 18 inches tall, reaching up to 24 inches when the flowers are in bloom. It spreads to approximately 3 feet wide, creating a lovely groundcover or border plant.
    • What are the best growing conditions for the Lady’s Mantle Perennial? It thrives in both full sun and full shade and is adaptable to different moisture conditions, doing well in both dry and moist environments. Ensure well-drained soil for optimal growth to prevent root issues.
    • How often should I water my Lady’s Mantle? Water regularly, especially during dry periods. While it’s adaptable, consistent moisture helps maintain its lush foliage and vibrant blooms. Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot, ensuring the soil has good drainage.
    • Is the Lady’s Mantle deer-resistant? Yes, deer generally avoid this plant, making it a great addition to gardens prone to deer browsing. Its unique texture and taste are not appealing to them.
    • When is the best time to plant my Lady’s Mantle? The best time to plant is in the spring or fall. This allows the plant to establish its roots before the extreme temperatures of summer or winter, ensuring a strong start and healthy growth.

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