Stachys Byzantina

Hmm...is that a relative of "lambs ear"? (common in america, large, fuzzy leaves, the "male" or "rooster" plant grows tall and skinny and it gets...purple flowers I believe)

Hmm...is that a relative of "lambs ear"? (common in america, large, fuzzy leaves, the "male" or "rooster" plant grows tall and skinny and it gets...purple flowers I believe)

 

yes exactly right- very beautiful when in flower.There was a male plant from the previous year next to this , probably about 4 feet tall.

and-for Lost Warrior-this the point from where I photographed the waterfalls you liked so much-these were at my feet.

We have lambs ears all over the place here. My mom is allergic to them somehow...

We have lambs ears all over the place here. My mom is allergic to them somehow...

well -if shes wounded in a phalanx attack use the leaf to bind her wounds-just dont let her sniff the pollen

I have no idea why, but its look an extremely realistic painting.

(Lost_Warrior @ Jan 10 2006, 09:49 PM)

 

biggrin.gif We have lambs ears all over the place here. My mom is allergic to them somehow...

 

blink.gif well -if shes wounded in a phalanx attack use the leaf to bind her wounds-just dont let her sniff the pollen wink.gif

 

no, its a skin reaction. But I'm not terribly worried about phalanx attacks

If that were taken in the States I would say the Japanese beetles had a little bit of lunch!