Alchemilla Mollis Plant - 10cm Pot

It typically reaches a mature height of about 40cm with a similar spread.

Yes, Alchemilla mollis is remarkably hardy and performs well in anything from full sun to full shade.

The best time to prune is immediately after the first flush of flowers has finished, usually mid-to-late summer.

Yes, the fragrant yellow flowers are attractive to various beneficial garden insects, including bees.

While it is a vigorous grower, it is not considered invasive, though it can self-seed; removing the flower heads before they go to seed will prevent this.

It generally does not require heavy fertilization; adding a small amount of organic compost in the spring is usually sufficient.

This is often a sign of dry soil. Increase watering frequency, especially during hot summer periods.

Perform a 'hard prune' after flowering to remove spent flower stalks and older leaves, which promotes compact regrowth.

Ensure the plant is not in an overly scorched position if the climate is exceptionally hot; consider moving to a spot with partial afternoon shade.