Alchemilla consists of perennial plants characterized by their basal leaves, which are palmately lobed. They produce clusters of small flowers that can be yellow or greenish in color.

Alchemilla procumbens

Alchemilla psilomischa

Alchemilla pumila

Alchemilla rigida

Alchemilla robusta

This perennial forms dense clumps, creating low mounds or tufts of foliage that reach about 15 cm in height. Its leaves are small, dark green, and intricately divided into 5 to 7 lobes, each finely edged in a silvery white. In early summer, it produces short clusters of yellow-green flowers.

Alchemilla saxatilis

Alchemilla scalaris

Alchemilla sericata

This compact perennial reaches a height of 35 cm, creating a dense mound of softly fuzzy, grey-green leaves that are deeply lobed with serrated edges. From late spring through summer, it produces loose clusters of small, pale yellow flowers.

Alchemilla sericata 'Gold Strike'

Alchemilla sericea

Alchemilla sericophylla

Alchemilla sibirica

Alchemilla speciosa

Alchemilla splendens

Alchemilla straminea

Alchemilla subcrenata is a perennial herb that forms clumps and reaches heights between 10 and 50 cm. Its leaves are round to kidney-shaped, with a soft green hue and a slightly crinkled surface. The foliage is sparsely hairy and divided into nine to eleven lobes, characterized by broad, uneven, and subtly rounded teeth along the edges, resulting in a scalloped look. From May through October, the plant bears small greenish-yellow flowers that appear in loose clusters.

Alchemilla subcrenata

Alchemilla subsericea

Alchemilla tephroserica

Alchemilla transiens

Alchemilla tytthantha

Alchemilla valdehirsuta

Alchemilla venosa is a perennial that grows in clumps, reaching heights of approximately 30 cm. It resembles a diminutive form of A. mollis, featuring closely arranged, grey-green leaves that have 9 to 11 softly textured lobes. In summer, it produces clusters of small flowers that range in color from yellow to lime-green.

Alchemilla venosa

Alchemilla vetteri

This deciduous perennial develops dense clumps, reaching heights and widths of up to 60 cm. The foliage consists of rounded to kidney-shaped leaves that are lobed with serrated edges. From summer through autumn, it produces clusters of small, yellow-green flowers on short stems.

Alchemilla vulgaris L. agg.

Alchemilla wichurae

Alchemilla xanthochlora is a perennial that forms dense clumps, reaching heights of up to 60 cm. Its leaves are kidney-shaped, measuring approximately 5 cm across, with a soft, hairy underside; they are frequently yellowish-green and feature 9 to 11 toothed lobes. From early to late summer, this plant produces clusters of small yellowish-green flowers on sturdy stems.

Alchemilla xanthochlora

Amelanchier comprises small deciduous trees or shrubs that produce prominent white blossoms in early spring. These plants bear red to purple fruits and often exhibit appealing foliage in autumn.

Amelanchier

Amelanchier 'Autumn Glory'

Amelanchier 'Comeliness'

Amelanchier 'La Paloma' is a small tree or large shrub featuring red-bronze leaves that transition to orange-red hues in fall. In spring, it produces cascading clusters of white blossoms, which are succeeded by dark purple, edible berries in the autumn months.

Amelanchier 'La Paloma'

Amelanchier alnifolia is a medium to large, upright shrub or small tree with a bushy growth form, known for its ability to spread and create small colonies through suckering. The young foliage has a bronze hue and features oval or rounded leaves that transition to shades of orange and red in the fall. In spring, as the leaves begin to open, clusters of white flowers, measuring approximately 2-3 cm across and consisting of five petals, emerge. The plant produces edible berries that range in color from red-purple to blue-purple, roughly 10 mm in diameter, resembling blueberries and often attracting birds and squirrels.

Amelanchier alnifolia

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Amela' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Forestburg' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Honeywood' is a deciduous shrub or small tree that features an upright, bushy form and can produce suckers, leading to the establishment of small clusters. The young foliage, which exhibits a bronze hue, is oval to circular and transitions to shades of orange and red in the fall. In spring, as the leaves begin to grow, the plant showcases five-petaled white flowers measuring approximately 2-3 cm across. The berries are edible, ranging from red-purple to blue-purple and typically measuring 10-15 mm in diameter, resembling blueberries. These fruits are a food source for birds and squirrels.

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Honeywood' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Jb30' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Martin' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Northline' is a deciduous shrub or small tree that typically exhibits a medium to large stature and features a suckering growth habit. This cultivar of the alder-leaved Amelanchier is particularly valued for its abundant fruit production. The young foliage emerges with a hint of bronze and takes on an oval or circular form, transitioning to a rich mid to dark green during the summer months. In the fall, the leaves display a vibrant mix of orange-red and pink-purple hues. In spring, as the leaves begin to unfold, the plant produces self-fertile white flowers, each measuring approximately 2-3 cm across, with five petals. Once mature, the fruit develops into small blue-purple-black berries, roughly 10 mm in diameter, resembling large blueberries. These berries are popular among birds and squirrels and can also be harvested for making jams and pies.

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Northline' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Obelisk' PBR is a narrow tree or sizable shrub characterized by its upward-reaching branches. The young foliage emerges with a bronze hue before transitioning to green and finally displaying orange-yellow tones in autumn. In mid-spring, it produces dense clusters of white flowers, each featuring green centers, which precede the formation of edible red fruits that ripen to a deep black.

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Obelisk'PBR

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Regent' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Smokey' is a medium to large, upright shrub or a small, multi-stemmed tree that produces suckers. This cultivar is primarily valued for its abundant harvest of large, sweet, blue-black fruits. The young foliage, initially bronzed and oval or circular in shape, matures to a rich green during the summer months before transitioning to hues of orange, red, and pink-purple in the fall. In spring, clusters of five-petaled white flowers, which are self-fertile and measure around 2-3 cm across, bloom as the new leaves emerge. The berries are a food source for various wildlife species.

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Smokey' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia 'Thiessen' (F)

Amelanchier alnifolia pink-fruited

Amelanchier alnifolia var. alnifolia

Amelanchier alnifolia var. cusickii

Amelanchier alnifolia var. pumila

Amelanchier alnifolia var. semi-integrifolia

Amelanchier alpina

Amelanchier arborea is a medium to large deciduous tree characterized by its upright growth habit and smooth, grey bark. This species often produces suckers at its base. In early spring, the new leaves appear bronze and have a soft, downy texture on their undersides. The leaves are oval-shaped, measuring about 4 to 8 cm in length, featuring pointed tips and serrated edges. As summer progresses, the foliage turns a rich dark green, transitioning to shades of yellow, orange, and red in the fall. During spring, clusters of five-petaled white flowers that are self-fertile and droop slightly on their stems bloom alongside the unfolding leaves. The tree produces edible fruits that start as red-purple and eventually ripen to a deep blue-black, attracting various wildlife.

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