Lamb's Ear

Lamb’s Ear is a classic foliage perennial known for its velvety, silvery-gray leaves that bring softness and contrast to the landscape. The thick, woolly foliage forms a spreading mat that stays low and neat, making it perfect for edging or filling in between taller plants. From late spring into early summer, short flower spikes may appear, holding small lavender-pink blooms above the foliage. Mature plants typically reach up to 12 inches in height, with a spread of up to 1.5 feet. The cool-toned leaves reflect sunlight and blend well with both bold and subtle plant combinations. 

• Silvery, velvety foliage for texture
• Forms low, spreading mounds
• Occasional lavender blooms in early summer
• Grows up to 12 inches tall and 18 inches wide
• Ideal for edging sunny flower beds

Well-suited for North Texas conditions, Lamb’s Ear thrives in full sun and dry, well-drained soil. To maintain a tidy appearance, remove spent flower stalks and trim back any damaged leaves . A dependable, fast-growing, ground-level accent for both flower beds and containers.