Helen von Stein's Lambs Ears plant displays soft, fuzzy leaves.
A small group of Helen Von Stein Lambs Ears grows in a landscaped patch, as seen up close. The lamb's ears plant shows the leaves across the bottom edge closest to the ground turning light brown. The plant is made of numerous pointed, oval leaves with visible indented veining. Each leave is covered in a soft fuzz, like a very light and short velvet. It gives the leaves a pale coloring when seen from an angle. The leaves range in size, showing smaller, newer leaves close to the inside top of the stems. There are several stems growing from this plant to create the small bunch of leaves. The brown wood mulch surrounding the lamb's ears plant shows various fallen leaves and many small pale green seeds. The upper right corner of the image shows the edge of a few sprouts of long grass and a single bright green leaf below them. The top edge of the image shows the bottom of a white stone-paved wall.