Randy's Greenhouse - Stachy's 'Lambs Ear' - The leaves are woolly, downy and soft, with either pink or purple flovers, that grow on pikes above the leaves.

STACHY’S Lambs Ear

This type of Lambs Ear is called Silver Carpet because of it's silvery color. It's a Perennial which means it doesn't have to be planted every year, but keeps growing. The leaves are woolly, downy and soft. Some Lambs Ear have pink or purple flowers that grow up on spikes above the leaves.. They usually flower in late Spring or early Summer. They like sun or some shade, and grow thick and wide (like a carpet). If you feel their leaves, you will see why they are called Lambs Ear! They are actually an herb. They can grow up to 1 foot tall and 1-2 feet wide. Lambs Ear is used in borders and as a ground cover, usually below a taller plant.

PERENNIAL ~ STACHY’S / LAMBS EAR

Variety ~ Lambs Ear

Blooming Period ~ July to September

Height ~ 6 to 12 Inches Tall

Sun Requirements ~ Full Sun

Spacing ~ 10 to 12 Inches Apart

Special Qualities ~ Woolly Soft Silver-White Leaves With Purple-White Flowers

Tips ~ Plant as a Border, Ground Cover or as an Eye Catching Accent Plant.