A soft low-growing perennial with silvery-gray foliage.  Leaves have velvety hairs making them feel like the fur of a lovable little lamb.  Pale lavender blooms on stocks appear in late Spring through Summer.  Drought tolerant and easy to grow.  Tolerates deer, rabbit, drought and a variety of soil conditions which makes this plant very desirable.  Use as a ground cover along paths and borders.  Lamb's Ear will naturalize.  If afternoon sun gets too hot, plant will experience some wilt.  During cold months, plant will defoliate and potentially die back to the ground.  However, it can come back if cold weather is not prolonged.  Can get rot in more humid climates. 

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Foliage: Semi-deciduous

Sun Exposure: Full Sun (6+ Hours Of Direct Sunlight)

Water Needs: Low/moderate

Bloom Season: Spring/summer

Mature Height: 6-12"

Mature Width: 1-2'

Attributes: Drought Tolerant, Deer Resistant, Rabbit Resistant, Woodland Garden, Southwestern Garden, Mediterranean & Tuscan Garden, English & Cottage Garden

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