Flowers will appear on lamb's ears in the late spring into ... the problem is to dispose of the plant. Yes, lamb's ear is a perennial plant that comes back every year. What are the cons of lamb ...

Lamb’s ear flowers in late spring and early summer ... Whether you love or hate it, seems that this overlooked, creeping perennial plant, it is not a baa’ed choice for your garden, or for ...

Removing spent flower stalks will keep the plant looking well-groomed ... planter combining different perennials such as Bergenia and Euphorbia. Lamb’s Ears are suitable in dried flower ...

The perennial plant of the year has been named ... from other types of leaves. The regular Lamb’s Ear and the lanata version have magenta flowers appearing on spikes in midsummer.

Beloved for their late winter flowers, hellebores or Lenten roses produce thick, evergreen foliage in dense mounds reaching ...

Lamb’s Ear is a unique perennial with soft, velvety leaves that thrive in poor, well-drained soil. This plant produces small, purple flowers on tall spikes in late spring to early summer.

Lamb’s ears are those silvery-gray ... s Choice Green Thumb Award from the National Garden Bureau as the year’s top perennial flower. The variety features upward-facing white flowers that ...

The flower stems were also adapted ... This is why a similar perennial, lamb's ear, (Stachys byzantina), became a more reliable perennial plant that enjoyed great longevity with predictable ...

Right now, in mid-February, before new growth starts, is a great time to prune many of the earlier-flowering perennials ... Elephant ears (Bergenia) are early bloomers that look much better ...

Over the past 10-plus years, the Perennial ... in garden centres and reasonably affordable to purchase. Three plants that made the runners-up list are Hepatica, Cushion Spurge and Lamb’s Ears.