We use cookies to give you the best experience. By using this site you agree to our Privacy Policy. If you don't consent, you can opt-out by closing your browser tab or navigating to a different site.

Stachys Byzantina (Lambs Ears)
Lambs Ears Stachys Byzantina
Sun Requirements Full Sun
Part Shade
Height 0.4m
Drought Tolerance Tolerant
Origin Exotic
Design Use Borders
Containers
Cottage Gardens
Foliage Interest
Mass Plantings
Width 0.6m
Flower Colour Pink
Flowering Period Early Summer
Foliage Colour Silver-Grey Leaves
Foliage Cover Evergreen
Climate Zone 3
Zone 4

The Dapple Designs Expert Says:

Stachys Byzantina, commonly known as Lambs Ears is a perennial groundcover originating from the Middle East. Its main asset is its soft, silver and grey, velvety leaves that as the common name suggests resemble lambs ears. Velvety feel is due to the tiny little hairs that cover the leaves and stems. As with most grey leafed plants that have hairs on the leaves, this plant is very efficient at retaining moisture. Once established it requires little moisture to survive.