Lamb’s Ear is a delightful perennial best known for its velvety, silver-gray leaves that feel as soft as lamb’s ear. During late spring and summer, tall stems emerge from the foliage carrying small pink to purple flowers that add a gentle splash of color without taking attention away from the plant’s distinctive leaves.

It is the best choice for edging pathways, filling rock gardens, or planting in sunny borders where its silvery foliage contrasts beautifully with colorful flowers. It grows happily in well-drained soils and handles heat and dry conditions with ease once established.