Description
Whipple’s Penstemon, Penstemon whippleanus
This native is found in western mountain areas from subalpine woodlands to timberline and alpine slopes up to 11,000 ft. The unique deep burgundy-colored tubular flowers with silvery hairs on tall stems will show off well in woodland and rock gardens. Will tolerate partial shade and medium moisture with well-drained soil. For the best germination, sow seeds in the fall or cold stratify by placing the seed in a bag with a small amount of moist peat moss and storing it at 40 degrees for two weeks.
Color:Â Dark Purple
Height:Â 8-24″
Type:Â Perennial
Climate:Â P. Sun/Sun-Med Moisture
Seeds/lb.:Â 450,000
Rate:Â 1 oz./150 sq.ft.
Bloom time:Â June to August
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