Alchemilla erythropoda, Dwarf Lady's Mantle groundcover or on a bank above

or on a bank above a walkway so that it's easier to see its sequestered deep red secret of a flower

Large clusters of light pink flowers are flared

diminutive

Warm yellow cups on 6-inch stems are streaked with copper-orange inside and out

tschi tschi translates as breast

Alchemilla erythropoda, Dwarf Lady's Mantle groundcover or on a bank aboveA tough dwarf alchemilla with pale green leaves from tidy, dense mounds that seem to sparkle with the morning dew. Chartreuse blooms appear in spring or mid summer and the foliage can develop a lovely red edge when planted in full sun. Thrives in a variety of conditions, from shade to full sun as well as clay or sand! Provides an excellent ground cover, pathway edge or even adds a sparkle to your rock garden. Medieval alchemists (hence "Alchemilla")