Lamb's ear has many cultivars; these are a few of the most common: 1. 'Big Ears' or 'Helen von Stein': This popular variety is known for its bigger leaves. It can go for years witho… See more

Cut away the dying foliage in the late fall (the end of the growing season) to the soil level for a tidy look. If you don't do this in the fall, you can cut away the dead foliage in the sprin… See more

Start a new patch of lamb's ear in the spring by digging up and relocating newer plants that self-seeded or dividing up established patches. These plants divide readily and … See more

If the lamb's ear has flowered and you have harvested the seeds or have access to lamb's ear seeds, the best time to start seeds is indoors in the late winter—8 to 10 weeks befo… See more