Penstemon paysoniorum
(Payson's Beardtongue)
50 seeds $3.25
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HomeThis rare penstemon is native to Wyoming. The lavender-blue flowers bloom in early summer. It's a great plant for the rock garden.
Penstemon paysoniorum blooms prolifically on stems that are wind tolerant. After a wind storm this summer, many stems were broken off a nearby Penstemon strictus, but this plant was fine. Drought tolerant.
Also known as Payson's Beardtongue. Hardy perennial in zones 4-9.
height 12" spacing 12"
Sowing Penstemon paysoniorum Seeds
Sow penstemon seeds outdoors in pots in late fall or winter. Or start indoors, then refrigerate the pots for 12 weeks. Barely cover the seeds with soil. Full sun.
