I looked deeply into the clump of lambs ears, to see the new leaves developing.
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5 comments:
Love them. Yours look especially wooly;) Love the silvery color the texture, and their no trouble, carefree growth.
Marnie
I love lambs ear...you just want to pat it when you walk by
...lamps ear...super cute
Lambs ears, love them, their silver sheen and softness. I had a big clump but unfortunately it can get to wet here and they do not like the humidity. Yours look super healthy.
That's what they are called!!! Who knew?
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