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Buy Lady's Mantle – A Traditional Herb from the Rose Family

Lady's mantle (Alchemilla vulgaris) is a perennial wild plant from the rose family (Rosaceae). Characteristic are the fan-shaped, pleated leaves, along whose edges droplets of water collect in the morning. Traditionally, the above-ground herb is used, which is rich in tannins and flavonoids. In this category, you'll find lady's mantle from Scheunengut – as part of carefully composed plant complexes, vegan and lab-tested.

Origin & Extraction

Lady's mantle grows in meadows, along waysides and in mountain regions across large parts of Europe. For processing, the flowering herb is harvested, dried and then milled into powder or further processed into extracts. Botanically, the Alchemilla genus is one of the classic women's herbs of European herbal knowledge.

Standardisation & Format

Lady's mantle is offered as a dried herb, as a powder and as an extract. With extracts, the declared plant content and the source material are decisive. You'll often find lady's mantle combined with other women's herbs such as chaste tree, red clover or wild yam into a complex.

What to Look for When Buying

  • Transparently declared plant content and source material
  • Origin and gentle drying of the herb
  • Vegan, without unnecessary additives
  • Independently lab-tested quality

Lady's Mantle at Scheunengut

We rely on carefully selected raw materials, bottled in Germany and lab-tested. You'll find more classic plants under women in every stage of life as well as sage.

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What is lady's mantle traditionally used for?

Lady's mantle (Alchemilla vulgaris) is botanically one of the classic women's herbs in European herbal tradition and has long been highly valued. The parts used are the aerial parts of the herb, which are rich in tannins and flavonoids. Over generations, it has remained a firm fixture of traditional native herbal lore.

What compounds does lady's mantle contain?

Lady's mantle is characterised by its tannins and flavonoids. The flowering aerial parts of the herb are harvested, dried, and either ground into powder or processed further into extracts. These natural plant compounds define lady's mantle and its place in classic herbal lore.

Where does lady's mantle come from?

Lady's mantle grows as a perennial wild plant in meadows, along roadsides, and in mountainous regions across much of Europe. It belongs to the rose family and is recognisable by its fan-pleated leaves, on whose edges droplets of water gather in the morning. For processing, the flowering herb is harvested and dried.

In what form does Scheunengut offer lady's mantle?

With us, you'll mainly find lady's mantle as part of carefully composed plant complexes, vegan and lab-tested. Combined with other traditional herbs, this herb really comes into its own. We focus on high purity and transparent quality, with no unnecessary additives.