Lambs ear

Lamb’s ears is a perennial ground cover with thick, fuzzy leaves and distinctive purple flowers. Learn how to use it in your landscape now on Gardener's Path.

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Lamb's Ear pairs beautifully with a variety of plants, enhancing garden aesthetics with its soft, silvery foliage. Ideal companions include roses, salvia, and catmint, which contrast well with its texture and color. These combinations create a visually appealing and low-maintenance garden. What are your favorite Lamb's Ear companions? Have you tried combining them with any of these plants? #GardenCompanions #LambsEarCompanions #GardenDesign #PlantPairing

Keep your lambs ear plant healthy and thriving during the winter with our comprehensive guide on winter care. Explore more winter gardening tips on our page.

Learn how to grow and use the Wooly Lamb's Ear - it's really easy. It's also edible, and makes a very nice tea!

Sun. Zone 4-10. Lambs Ear. A.K.A. ‘Big Ears’. One of the best. Larger fuzzy leaves, heat tolerant, vigorous, rot resistant. Blooms sporadically.

Lambs Ear, Bluestone Path Walkway and Path Stout Design Build Los Angeles, CA

Easy & complete how-to preserve or dry Lambs Ear -- and so many fun ways to use your dried Lambs Ear and charm throughout your home

Horticulturalist Helen Young shares her pick of beautiful, flowering ground cover plants in Australia, including some natives.