lamb's ears
The term "lamb's ears" refers to a plant named for its soft, fuzzy leaves that resemble the ears of a lamb.
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Definition
B2Botany
(technical, scientific)A perennial plant known for its thick, velvety, silver-gray leaves, scientifically named *Stachys byzantina*.
Example
- Lamb's ears are often used as ground cover in gardens due to their attractive foliage.
- The soft, woolly leaves of lamb's ears make them a favorite among gardeners.
B1Gardening
(common, informal)A low-maintenance plant with soft, fuzzy leaves that look like a lamb's ear.
Example
- Plant lamb's ears in your garden for a touch of silvery-green color.
- Children love to touch the soft leaves of lamb's ears.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "lamb's ears":
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