A cultivar of lamb’s ear known for its dense, low-growing habit and velvety, silver-gray foliage. This plant serves as an excellent ground cover, providing a soft texture and visual interest to landscapes. It is often used in borders, rock gardens, and as a filler between pavers, creating a soothing and visually appealing effect.
Its popularity stems from several factors, including its drought tolerance, deer resistance, and ease of propagation. The plant’s ability to thrive in poor soil conditions and its non-aggressive spreading nature make it a valuable addition to various garden designs. Historically, the species has been valued for its soft texture, often likened to lamb’s ears, providing sensory appeal in gardens.
