Landscaping with lambs ear

Kaleb Wyse on Instagram: "If you need a plant that can take harsh conditions, such as full sun, this Helen von Stein Lamb’s Ear (Stachys) is the perfect one for you! Remember/save this one for later so you can plant it, too!"

Groundcovers are great for covering large areas and is low maintenance. Check out our informative post on ground covers for shade & more!

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.

Here we have a faux rusty heron "underplanted with daylilies and gayfeather. This particular gayfeather is most likely the liatris 'Kobold'. Although the daylily and liatris are hardly natives they give that visual effect. Here lambs ear stachys 'Helen von Stein' in the foreground and calamintha 'White Cloud' at the mid-range edge a sidewalk path. The species lambs ear is a bit more hardy here in central Wisconsin. This picture is from the Olbrich Garden about 100 miles south and a nearly a…

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

Lavender, Russian Sage, Black Eyes Susan, Sedum, Catmint are some of the top Lamb's Ear Companion Plants that you can grow in your garden.

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

Whether you're an expert gardener or just a beginner, you know that gardening can be tricky. Gardeners get joy out of seeing a plant thrive, but unfortunately, that's not always the case, even if you're been gardening your entire life! Soil, temperature, weather, and a slew of other factors all come into play, and even if we calculate everything right, sometimes, a plant just doesn't make it! So for those that want a little relief from all of that, let us introduce you to the 12 low…

Sedum 'Autumn Joy' isn't the most spectacular perennial around, but it's got a lot going for it. It looks great all season, and asks so little in return. In the fall, when most other perennials have petered out, Autumn Joy Sedum is just coming into its glory. Grasses, which are also in their prime in the fall, are enhanced by the rusty red of Autumn Joy Sedum. Lamb's Ears (Stachys byzantina) and Hosta round out the composition. Although Sedum 'Autumn Joy' waits until fall for its color, its…