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...ing sight, it adds a little something for sound, hearing, touch and even taste.… More
Lamb's ears (Stachys byzantina) get their name from their soft, fuzzy leaves. These hardy,… More
...mmon name of the plant Stachys byzantine is lambs ear, a descriptive and appropriate… More
Lamb's ear (Stachys byzantina) is easily recognized by its large, touchable, silvery-gray leaves and… More
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An excerpt from the book 'The Private Lives of Garden Birds'. More
Brimming with stories, practical wisdom, and expert guidance, the updated and expanded third edition… More
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Lamb's ear is an herb that adds striking visual appeal to any garden. Plant a… More
Plant a knot garden by deciding on the size of the garden, laying out the… More
Lamb's ears, or stachys byzantina, can handle cold temperature and will grow in diverse conditions.… More
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I recently planted lambs-ear lettuce and to my dismay discovered it to be choc-full of caterpillars. They're cute green little guys, but it's not so cute when they take my lettuce to the ground. At first it was five fat little suckers, but I picked more than 50 little babies… More
...renting the same property for approximately four years now. I have done numerous gardening around the house and in my small gardens here. We are planning on purchasing a home in the next six months, it is now just a matter of waiting for… More
I am giving another presentation at work next weekend...here is what I have come up with. This is the long version with some of the interesting tidbits included. For the handout I will scale it down to 3 pages. Culinary and Medicinal Herbs Anise Annual, Height: 18 to 24 inches… More
...ly starting to work on my front yard after three years in the back gardens. I need suggestions for something colorful in front of my heathers. It's very hot and dry there in summer. I put lamb's ears in yesterday and I need something to fill in between them… More
I bought a baby Lamb's Ear for a buck from the Farmer's Market. I see they like full/part sun. How will they do in a very dry area? They have those thick succulent-type leaves. More
I have the usual "lambs ear" plant in my flower bed. A new plant has appeared in a nearby field, it feels like lambs ear, it's almost the same color, but it's in the shape of a "cabbage head". What on earth is it? Can anyone identify this plant? More
...a perenial that everybody always mistakenly calls lambs ear, although the foliage is just like it , light silvery green, soft and furry, it is not lambs ear. It flowers from mid-summer right into fall, pretty pink flowers and I've collected many seeds from it and would like… More
...on his plants as well. I am amazed at how big his lambs ears are in just their second year too. More
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