'Lamb's ears' is a plant in the Stachys genus with a scientific name of Stachys byzantina.
Low growing groundcover with fuzzy, pale, silvery leaves. Good for children’s gardens because of the texture of the leaves. Flowers in the summer are attractive to bees.
This plant may be considered noxious or invasive in your area as it readily self-seeds. To avoid this, deadhead immediately after flowers are spent.
Iran is believed to be where Lamb's ears originates from.
Lamb's ears is normally quite a low maintenance plant and is normally very easy to grow - great for beginner gardeners!
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How to grow Lamb's ears
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Dappled Sun
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Medium
Growing Lamb's ears from seed
Seeds can be sown outdoor in the fall before the last frost, during winter in an unheated greenhouse or under coldframe, started outdoors in spring after last frost, or started indoors in late winter before last frost.
Transplanting Lamb's ears
Companion plants for Lamb's ears
These plants have been known to grow well alongside Lamb's ears so consider planting:
Repellent plants for Lamb's ears
These plants will not grow well with Lamb's ears so avoid planting these within close proximity:
Common Lamb's ears problems
These problems, diseases and pests are known to affect Lamb's ears plants:
Other names for Lamb's ears
Ezelsoor, Wooly betony, Lambs ears, Lambs Lugs
Stachys byzantium, Stachys lanata, Stachys olympica
Misspellings: stachys bysantium, Stachys byzantina, Stachys Bizantina, Lambs Ear, Lamb Ear, Lamb's Ear, Lamb's-ear
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