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Lamb's Ear ''Fuzzy Wuzzy'' Seeds, Stachys byzantina. Soft, fuzzy leaves

DISCONTINUED. Free Shipping. 50+ Seeds. Lamb's Ears is a beautiful groundcover that grows well in dry conditions. It has a fuzzy texture that is soft to the touch and a lovely gray-green color. The species blooms during the summer. This plant adds both texture and beauty to any  garden or landscape.

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DISCONTINUED. 50+ Seeds. Lamb's Ear ''Fuzzy Wuzzy'' Seeds, Stachys byzantina.
 
Lamb's Ears is a beautiful groundcover that grows well in dry conditions. It has a fuzzy texture that is soft to the touch and a lovely gray-green color. The species blooms during the summer. This plant adds both texture and beauty to any garden or landscape. These do great in containers, as well! Blooming in the summer with purple flowers, they may a great addition to any garden adding texture and contrast!

The densely fuzzy foliage of lamb's ear traps moisture and dew, and in warm, humid climates, lamb's ear often succumbs to rot and leaf diseases by mid summer. So, in zones 8 and warmer it is usually grown in spring when its foliage is most attractive.

Lamb's ear does best in full sun in northern areas, but appreciates some afternoon shade in hotter climates. Too much shade, however, can lead to unsightly leaf diseases. 

Well-drained soil is best for lamb's ear. Plants should be watered in the morning so    the leaves can dry out quickly. If possible, don't let the leaves get wet when watering. 

Hardiness: USDA Zones 4 - 7. In zones 8 and above, lamb's ear just can't take the summer heat and humidity, although it can still be used like a cool season annual in the spring.

These will self-sow, so allow room for 'volunteers' in subsequent years. Grow in Full sun to part shade in well draining soil, don't allow water to stand on these plants.

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