Alchemilla alpina
By Spritzhenry
- 21 May, 2009
- 9 likes
A smaller, more delicate plant than A. mollis.
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Oh trust you Spritz ... the rest of us call them daisys Lol
21 May, 2009
very nice Spritz, i have the one that spreads all around the garden, to be honest i don't mind i just keep digging them up and selling them on ebay lol..
21 May, 2009
Oh BB - LOL. That gave me a lovely giggle! Thanks.
Angie - my Alchemillas do NOT spread. I just don't understand it!
21 May, 2009
Sorry Spriz once is bad enough dont know how I repeated it or how to delete extra comment .. not long now eh before the visitors .
21 May, 2009
Do you want them to spread Spritz? most would consider this a bonus if they don't. i have herd about some alpine varieties that do not need to be served an ASBO.... the one i have should be, but as it is a very desirable plant that sells like hot cakes, so i just let it have it's wicked way then dig up the extras lol - can send you the thugish one if you like ;-)
24 May, 2009
I have both, Angie - A. mollis which is meant to seed itself and this one. Neither of them seed themselves - maybe that's good? No hassle, I suppose! lol.
I had A. mollis in Kent and it did there - into the lawn, everywhere. Strange, isn't it?
24 May, 2009
Perhaps you deadhead it before the seed leaves, Spritz. I know exactly what Angie means - my gravel path goes green with seedlings if I don't deadhead early enough.
24 May, 2009
I've actually left them on deliberately, to try to get some seedlings! No luck...
24 May, 2009
i do dead head to control it, but i have been lucky so far, i do get extra's come up but not in the grass or anything like that, usually just around the plant really so easy to remove and pot up and sell on/swap with friends. Maybe there is just different types of A. mollis some more thugish than others?
24 May, 2009
I don't think so, Angie. It isn't a problem, anyway. It would just be nice to be able to pot a few up for the plant stall.
I have got a whole trayful of Salvia vercillicata 'Purple Rain' that I found around my plants, though! How about that?? Interested??
24 May, 2009
mmmmm oh yes please, if you don't mind would be lovely x
24 May, 2009
Hang on for a short while as they are still a bit small, but I will send you a couple. I don't think you'll want amy more than that - they really grow and spread out - I have to put supports round mine or they flop over the nearby plants!
25 May, 2009
thank you that would be lovely, i will go and check out the iron cross in a minute and send some onto you next few days :D
25 May, 2009
i have the A. alpina but mine has a silvery line round the edge of the leaf. has mine been miss named then. I 'll post a photo when it stops raining.
27 May, 2009
Not too sure, the RHS book says that there are two that get confused, so it may well be me - confused, I mean!!! LOL. I inherited this one. It's growing in gravel. I'd be happy to change its name if it turns out to be the 'other one'...
27 May, 2009
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Oh trust you Spritz ..the rest of us call them daisys lol
21 May, 2009