061-135 Penstemon confertus ( Yellow penstemon ) |
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Penstemon confertus is native to mid-elevation sites throughout the Northwest often at the edge of forests or in meadows. Although it is commonly called the yellow penstemon, a color unusual in penstemon, its flowers are not bright yellow but soft yellow, sometimes even cream. The flowers are arranged in dense whorls on upright stems above more-or-less evergreen mats of bright green, lance-shaped foliage. This is a good pollinator plant for Northwest gardeners. May to August. 8 in x 20 in Pale Yellow flowers Sun, Part Shade Zones 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
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