Little Lamb Stachys byzantina Perennial Quart Pot – Groundcover Plant

Original price was: $55.99.Current price is: $43.99.

This lamb’s ear variety features fine, decorative foliage and shorter flower stalks. Its velvety-soft, greenish-silver leaves create a compact plant perfect for edging, borders, and containers. Expect furry silver stalks with pink flower spikes in spring.

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Apr 08

Apr 13 - Apr 15

Apr 18 - Apr 22

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    Little Lamb Stachys byzantina Perennial: A Garden Delight

    The Little Lamb Stachys byzantina Perennial, offered in a convenient quart pot, is a charming addition to any garden. This variety of lamb’s ear stands out with its fine, decorative foliage and compact form. Its shorter flower stalks provide a neater appearance compared to standard varieties, making it an excellent choice for groundcover or smaller garden spaces. The velvety-soft, greenish-silver leaves create a visually appealing texture and color contrast in any landscape design. It’s an ideal plant for edging, border gardens, and even container arrangements.

    In the spring, the Little Lamb Stachys will surprise you with furry silver stalks adorned with beautiful pink flower spikes, reaching approximately 2 feet in height. This adds a touch of vertical interest to your garden while maintaining the plant’s overall manageable size. Enjoy the benefits of this plant as a silver-leaved ornamental or ground cover. The flowers can be cut, dried, and used in wreaths and other decorative arrangements, extending the plant’s usefulness beyond the garden.

    Growing Know-How: For optimal growth, plant your Little Lamb Stachys byzantina about 12 to 18 inches apart in well-drained, moderately fertile soil. Choose a sunny location for the best results. Regular grooming is essential; trim back the plant in the spring and consistently remove old or dead leaves to maintain its health and appearance. Keep in mind that this plant can spread moderately quickly, so be prepared to divide it as needed to control its growth. Propagate via division to expand your collection or share with fellow gardeners.

    Benefits of the Little Lamb Stachys:

    • Attractive Foliage: Velvety-soft, silver-green leaves provide year-round visual interest.
    • Compact Size: Ideal for small gardens, edging, and containers.
    • Easy to Grow: Thrives in well-drained soil and sunny locations.
    • Versatile Use: Can be used as groundcover or ornamental plant.
    • Deer Resistant: Helps protect your garden from unwanted visitors.

    Little Lamb Stachys byzantina thrives in zones 4-8, reaching a mature height of 2-5 inches and spreading 12-15 inches. Enjoy blooms in the summer. You will receive immediate shipping in a quart pot, with dormant shipping in the winter months.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    1. How big will my Little Lamb Stachys get? The plant typically reaches a mature height of 2-5 inches and spreads about 12-15 inches.
    2. What kind of soil is best for Little Lamb Stachys? Plant in well-drained, moderately fertile soil for optimal growth.
    3. How much sunlight does this plant need? Little Lamb Stachys thrives in a sunny location.
    4. When is the best time to plant Little Lamb Stachys? The ideal planting period is in the spring or fall.
    5. How often should I water my Little Lamb Stachys? Water regularly, especially during dry periods, ensuring the soil remains moist but not waterlogged.

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