YES, dried Lambs Ear! It retains its color and softness AND it makes charming wreaths and so much more bringing your garden indoors year round

Lamb's ears (Stachys byzantina) get their name from their soft, fuzzy leaves. These hardy, drought-resistant plants make excellent borders and edges in gardens because they are tough and they self-propagate easily. In late spring, lamb's ears send up spikes of delicate purple or pink flowers surrounded by ...

Easy & complete how-to preserve or dry Lambs Ear -- and so many fun ways to use your dried Lambs Ear and charm throughout your home

great idea since I have just dug up a ton of them . . . they really look better interspersed like this photo

Kids love the fuzzy leaves of this old-fashioned, classic perennial. Soft and silvery, lamb's ear forms comfortable, low-growing mounds. Equally fuzzy spikes of purple to pink flowers add interest in summer. Good cultivars to watch for include 'Cotton Ball', 'Big Ears', and 'Primrose Heron'. Name: Stachys byzantina Growing Conditions: Full sun and well-drained soil Size: To 18 inches tall Zones: 4-7

Sun. Zone 4-10. Lambs Ear. A.K.A. ‘Big Ears’. One of the best. Larger fuzzy leaves, heat tolerant, vigorous, rot resistant. Blooms sporadically.

Complete guide to make fresh Lambs Ear Christmas ornaments. Plus styling tips for a fresh spin on your traditional wreaths and decor.

Easy & complete how-to preserve or dry Lambs Ear -- and so many fun ways to use your dried Lambs Ear and charm throughout your home

rounded lamb's ear