Really useful info will stop watering mine every day moved it from my front garden very sunny to my rear garden not quite as sunny and it just burst into life with a great show of flowers now in June I'm in the UK
good to know that it's easy to propagate! my lambs ear was originally planted in large planter which my parents keep watering 😢. will be moving it out of that space to a few dry sunny spots
Wonderful! My Gran has some of these and said we can take as many as we want for our new house. I use them medicinally and hope to soon have them for bee food too. Thank you for discussing this wonderful wooly plant!
You have a lovely voice. I live within twelve miles of Portland, OR area. Will this live through an extremely rainy fall and winter? I'm new at this. Thank you in advance for your answer. Great video. Keep em coming.
So I live in Napa, California. It’s hot and dry here for about 10 months and then we have a wet rainy season for 2 months in the winter/spring. Do you think it will do okay here?
Beautiful plant and I have a question. I have this plant about 5' across and it hasn't flowered past 3 years and not sure why. I may divide and place some in a different location. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.👍🌱❤️
@@ParkrosePermaculture super sunny but likely too wet. Esp since the ac unit drips next to them. I never knew silvery sagey leaves meant they like it dry!! So helpful. I learn so much from your vids. Thank you.
perfect, i needed a full-sun zero-water plant for my front lawn strip!
exactly what i was thinking too !
Learning permaculture is good...... Thanks for nice videos.....
Thank you for watching!
They are edible. You can make them breaded and fried!
it's delicious!
So much great info! Thank you for sharing! I love how this plant has so many great qualities and is low maintenance. Perfect!
What good timing! I just brought home a gallon of lambs ear.
Did you get flowers?
It'll be 10 gallons next year.
Really useful info will stop watering mine every day moved it from my front garden very sunny to my rear garden not quite as sunny and it just burst into life with a great show of flowers now in June I'm in the UK
good to know that it's easy to propagate! my lambs ear was originally planted in large planter which my parents keep watering 😢. will be moving it out of that space to a few dry sunny spots
Wonderful! My Gran has some of these and said we can take as many as we want for our new house. I use them medicinally and hope to soon have them for bee food too. Thank you for discussing this wonderful wooly plant!
I just got a discounted lamb's ear that needs one TLC. Thanks for creating this vblog!
If you're planting this as a new plant in your during warm amd dry weather then make sure you water it well until it has established.
You have a lovely voice. I live within twelve miles of Portland, OR area. Will this live through an extremely rainy fall and winter? I'm new at this. Thank you in advance for your answer. Great video. Keep em coming.
Is this a plant that should be pruned back in late winter early spring when other perennials are being cut down to the ground?
I am in Tualatin, Or and having a hard time sourcing a tall flowering variety. Do you have any suggestions on where to purchase it?
It also grows in my food garden and just keeps growing up ward
Can I make this a house plant? I just want it in the house selfishly to stare at it daily! 😄😀
So I live in Napa, California. It’s hot and dry here for about 10 months and then we have a wet rainy season for 2 months in the winter/spring. Do you think it will do okay here?
Beautiful plant and I have a question. I have this plant about 5' across and it hasn't flowered past 3 years and not sure why. I may divide and place some in a different location. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.👍🌱❤️
Either you are over feeding it or it isn't getting enough sun
@@ev1677 Thank you for that information!!
@cpnotill9264 there are also varieties that don’t flower!
@@sarahcunningham6184 Thank you Sarah and when I bought it it was in flower. I think my peach trees are shading ot too much.
Love this plant. How old is your plant?
So should I not use it if its been water by rain, for medicinal use.
Came looking for recipes. none found. bummer.
When do you plant this?
I just waterlogged my lambs ear 😭 what do I do to save it?
You don’t harvest it for tea?
Miine does not flower - we have it for three years and got it from a friend who had it for a while before. Just curious.
Is it in a sunny dry spot? I have found if they don’t get a full day of sunshine they don’t bloom.
@@ParkrosePermaculture super sunny but likely too wet. Esp since the ac unit drips next to them. I never knew silvery sagey leaves meant they like it dry!! So helpful. I learn so much from your vids. Thank you.
@@merrireilly4614 Also, it could be a non flowering variety.
i think this could be a downy woundwort, stachys germanica
My lamb's ear has yellow flowers not purple. I just grew tall and I don't know how to trim it down.
It is probably Mullein they are similar both with the fuzzy leaves. Mullein has yellow flowers off of a tall stock.
Lamb's Ear gets maybe knee high with purple blooms. Mullein gets 8 feet tall with yellow flowers. I like them both )))
I also do gardening videos-from Ohio-check them out, thanks for the Lambs Ear video.