🌱2/ LAMB’S EARS ‘Fuzzy Wuzzy’ Hybrid BARE ROOT Live Starter Plants Perennial US

Description: ⚠️PLEASE NOTE: Your Bare Root LAMB’S EARS Plants MAY experience “Transplant Shock.” It’s the ROOTS, that are the important part, NOT THE LEAVES. Give them time to settle in. 🌱2/ LAMB’S EARS ‘Fuzzy Wuzzy’ Hybrid BARE ROOT Live Starter Plants Perennial USA. 📫FREE SHIPPING with USPS First Class Mail. For your Consideration are these 🌱2/ LAMB’S EARS ‘Fuzzy Wuzzy’ Hybrid BARE ROOT Live Starter Plants. Perennial USA. 🌱Free Shasta ‘Crazy’ Daisy Seeds (a $12. value,) a “Matching” Decorative Plant Tag and all Planting Information will be included. From missouribotanicalgarden.org: 'Fuzzy Wuzzy' is typically grown as a ground cover for its attractive, soft, fuzzy, silver-gray leaves. Leaves in rosettes form a dense foliage mat to 8” off the ground. Small lavender flowers appear in summer on flowering stems rising to 14-16" tall. Leaf shape and texture resemble a lamb's ear, hence the common name. CARE: Grow in full sun in average to dry soil with good drainage. Water well on planting and regularly until established. Drought tolerant. From growingknowhow.com: A favorite for growing with kids, the lamb’s ear plant (Stachys byzantina) is sure to please in nearly any garden setting. This easy-care perennial has velvety soft, wooly evergreen leaves that are silver to gray-green in color. The foliage is also similar in shape to that of a real lamb’s ears, hence its name. In addition to enjoying its attractive, fuzzy foliage, the leaves can be used as a “band-aid” of sorts for healing wounds and in helping painful bee stings. Growing Lamb’s Ear as long as you provide suitable conditions, growing Lamb’s Ear in the garden is simple. It’s hardy in USDA plant hardiness zones 4-9, and the plant’s Middle East origins make it superb for growing in drought-like conditions. In fact, lamb’s ear plants are tolerant enough to grow almost anywhere. The plant should be grown in full sun or partial shade. Although lamb’s ear can tolerate the poorest of soils, it should always be well-draining as the plant dislikes overly moist soil. This is especially true of shady areas. Lamb’s Ear has many uses in the garden, though it is grown primarily for its foliage. The plant’s low-growing, mat-forming foliage makes it ideal for use as a ground cover. Plant them in open borders alongside other perennial plants or grow them in containers. ⭐️HARDY IN USDA ZONES 4-9. See map in Photos. ⭐️BEST USES: Borders, Containers and Neglected Spots. Stachys lanata ’Fuzzy Wuzzy’ likes FULL or PART SUN. It’s good for Dry Spots. It’s DEER RESISTANT. 🚫Lamb’s Ear cannot be shipped to AK, HI, APO, PR, NV or WY. It’s a member of the mint family and is restricted in these areas. *ENLARGE MY PHOTOS FOR A BETTER LOOK, ESPECIALLY if you have a TABLET! 📫FREE SHIPPING!! ⭐️FYI: I pride myself on my CAREFUL PACKING, especially Bare Root Perennials. ⭐️Checkout my other BARE ROOT Perennials and FRESH SEEDS with GLOWING REVIEWS! 💗Please Follow Me! ⭐️Buyers must pay state sales tax, if required, collected by EBay unless tax exempt.

Price: 30 USD

Location: Mount Laurel, New Jersey

End Time: 2024-09-11T20:33:51.000Z

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