Lamb's ear plant thrives amidst shells and surrounding foliage.
An outdoor daytime angled down medium close-up view of a small and bushy lamb's ear plant that has thick pointy green leaves. The leaves are pointed in all different directions and have a barely visible white fuzzy substance that completely covers their surface. The plant is rooted into a ground floor made up of half broken brown colored unknown shells that is being used as an alternative to mulch. Surrounding the lamb's ear plant on its back side are different types of small green colored plants that are planted into the same ground floor. Below the rock is a diagonally positioned weathered down gray rock platform made up of large rocks that slants from left to right downward.