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Native to dry, inland mountain ranges, Penstemon palmeri is useful for bringing color to desert gardens. Features glaucus blue foliage and blooms in spring with dramatic stalks of large-mouthed flowers. Flowers are pale pink to lavender with dark stripes...

Desert Penstemon is native to southwestern United States where it grows in inland deserts and plateaus. It forms a shrub up to 3 feet wide and tall with large, serrated, blue-green foliage, similar to Penstemon spectabilis. Blooms mid to late spring with...

Widespread in the southern California chaparral, scrub, and woodland communities, Showy Penstemon is an evergreen perennial notable for its large, sharply-toothed leaves and violet and electric blue flowers. Flowers naturally vary in color, taking on...

Compared to 'Blue Spire', 'Little Spire' has darker purple flowers, shorter flowering stems (so no flopping over), slightly greyer less serrate and more acuminate leaves.

Referred to as Jerusalem Sage, this shrub is of considerable size. The wide and multi-stemmed evergreen has gorgeous flowers and foliage. Large, vibrant yellow flowers are whorled. Leaves are wooly and bicolored, with green gracing the top and white...

Referred to as Jerusalem Sage, this shrub is of considerable size. The wide and multi-stemmed evergreen has gorgeous flowers and foliage. Large, vibrant yellow flowers are whorled. Leaves are wooly and bicolored, with green gracing the top and white...

A form of Jerusalem Sage featuring smaller, gray-green foliage than Phlomis fruticosa but with similar but smaller butter yellow flowers. A tough, compact shrub that adds a soft texture to gardens. Blooms spring through fall but its heaviest bloom time...