Stachy's byza. 'Big Ears'

Stachy's byza. 'Big Ears'Stachys byzantina, known as lamb's ears, is grown primarily for its thick, soft, velvety, silver gray leaves which typically form a rapidly spreading mat approximately 4 6" off the ground. Leaves are evergreen in warm climates, but will depreciate considerably in harsh winters. Erect, small leaved flowering stems with terminal spikes of insignificant, tiny, purplish pink flowers appear in summer rising above the foliage to 10 15" tall. Many gardeners

From a distance

fragrant flowers and blooms 7 to 10 days earlier than common lilacs

Zones: 7-10

The Black-eyed Susan 'Herbstonne'

Both heat and drought-tolerant

Life cycle: Perennial

often wide-spreading crosses of English yew (Taxus baccata) and Japanese yew (Taxus cuspidata)

as well as the butterflies and hummingbirds

Fast grower that likes heat and sun

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Bloom time: Early Summer to Late Summer

Cup or bowl shaped flowers (3-5” across) with 8-10 white