Survival Garden Seeds: Lamb's Ear Seeds for Planting - Shade-Tolerant Ground Cover (Non-GMO Heirloom)

Grow Lamb's Ear with Confidence

Experience the soft texture and gentle color of Lamb's Ear with this non-GMO heirloom seed packet from SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS. The plant brings silvery, woolly foliage and subtle purple blooms to shaded corners, offering both beauty and practicality for home gardens.

This perennial herb from the mint family offers several gardener-friendly attributes. It acts as a beautiful ground cover, forming a low, dense carpet that helps inhibit weeds in rock gardens and xeriscapes. The drought-tolerant nature makes it a practical option for water-wise landscapes, while thriving under partial shade where other plants struggle.

The leaves are thick and fuzzy to the touch, creating a tactile contrast against neighboring ornamentals. In time, short purple flowers rise above the foliage, inviting visual interest from spring through early summer.

Each seed packet includes clear growing instructions and guidance on saving seeds after harvest, making it approachable for beginners or seasoned gardeners. The open-pollinated, untreated, non-GMO heirloom seeds are sourced from a small American family-owned business that stands behind quality and germination reliability.

• Beautiful ground cover: soft, silvery leaves create a natural carpet that softens paths and borders.
• Shade-tolerant and drought-resistant: thrives with modest irrigation, even in partly shaded corners.
• Pollinator-friendly: blooms attract beneficial insects while foliage adds texture to any bed.
• Low maintenance, long-lived: perennials return season after season, reducing replanting and upkeep.
• Growing info included: step-by-step germination tips and advice for saving seeds after harvest.
• Seed ethics and quality: open-pollinated, untreated, non-GMO heirloom seeds from a small family business.

Garden planning tips: pair Lamb's Ear with other shade lovers for a layered, low-water landscape. Its resilient habit works well under trees, along rock borders, and in edging where you want a soft, evergreen presence year-round.

• Plant spacing: allow 12 to 18 inches between plants to accommodate the spreading growth and eventual flowering.
• Care essentials: provide well-drained soil and some afternoon shade to support steady establishment.

Storage and longevity: when stored in a cool, dry place, these seeds can remain viable for years, helping you plan future plantings with confidence.

With a focus on accessibility and sustainability, SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS aims to empower home gardeners to cultivate reliable, visually appealing greenery without compromising on seed quality or ethics.