A popular ground cover, this plant presents a dense, mat-forming habit distinguished by its soft, woolly, silver-gray foliage. Its texture and color provide a unique visual appeal in garden settings, often used to soften edges or fill spaces between pavers. Small, insignificant flower spikes may appear, but the plant is primarily valued for its foliage.
Its resilience and aesthetic characteristics make it valuable in various landscaping applications. The plant’s drought tolerance reduces water consumption, contributing to sustainable gardening practices. Historically, similar species within the Stachys genus have been employed for medicinal purposes, though this particular cultivar is primarily grown for ornamental reasons.
