stachys byzantina (lamb's ear) white

stachys byzantina (lamb's ear) whiteAKA stachys lanata, stachys olympica foliage perennial, ideal for edging or a ground cover mat forming, grayish silver, felted foliage Insignificant, purplish pink flowers semi evergreen in milder winters bloom time: early summer leaf shape and texture are reminiscent of a "lamb's ear", hence the common name zone 5 height 20 25cm spread 50 60cm colour pink grows best in a dry to average, or moist, well drained soil in full sun to partial shade drought

and exposure levels

it is resistant to most mammalian herbivores

height 20-25cm

tiny yellowish-white fragrant flowers in flat-topped clusters in late spring

easily grown in an average to moist

partial sun/shade full shade

leave the crown just raised or level with the soil surface

pulsatilla earns its common name "pasque flower" for blooming reliably around easter

euonymus can tolerate a range of soils and conditions

height 45-55cm

soil should be consistently moist as aruncus will not tolerate long periods of drought

extremely well-drained soil