Penstemon murrayanus Dianthus Usually a plant this beautiful
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Description
Usually a plant this beautiful proves equally as difficult to grow
americana var
Held just above the foliage is a scrumptious white flower with burgundy speckled pouches
These plants are propagated by division to ensure uniformity
This unique holly fern selection makes an outstanding upright vase-shaped clump that holds its form all winter
Penstemon murrayanus Dianthus Usually a plant this beautifulPenstemon murrayanus is a superb southern US native perennial from Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. Starting in mid May (NC), the 6' tall spikes rise from the small rosette of glossy, silver gray leaves. Each spike is adorned with 6" long x 3" wide perfoliate leaves (stem runs through the center) and topped with small, bright orange, tubular flowers along the top 2' of the spike, a hummingbird favorite. Our offering of Penstemon murrayanus