Lamb's Ears

A medicinal, perennial plant known for its soft, fuzzy, silver-gray leaves that resemble a lamb's ear. It is native to Armenia, Iran, and Turkey and is popular in gardens for its velvety texture and drought tolerance. The plant produces small, light purple flowers and is often used as a ground cover or edging plant.

Edible & Medicinal
Companions: oregano, thyme, lavender, echinacea, rudbeckia, marigold, calendula
Light: Full Sun
Height: 32" tall
Spacing: 30"
Blooms: late spring to early summer
Drought Tolerant: yes
Perennial: Zone 4
Deer Resistant: yes
Latin: Stachys byzantina