A gardener asks if Lamb's Ear can be kept indoors over winter.
Lamb's Ear is extremely winter hardy (zone 4). It dies back to a low rosette but returns vigorously in spring. Indoors, it will get leggy, attract pests, and look miserable.
Black bugs on fuzzy leaves are common but rarely damaging.
Enjoy it as a tough, reliable outdoor perennial.
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