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Sharpsepal Beardtongue
Sharpsepal Beardtongue
(
Penstemon tenuis
)
Master Gardener Notes
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Blooms March to June. In the spring this Penstemon puts on masses of 3/4″ pink-purple flowers, and there is a chance for rebloom in the fall. Although it can handle full sun it performs best with partial shade.
Category:
Seasonal Color
Life Cycle:
perennial
Foliage:
evergreen
Flower Color:
Purple
Friut Bearing?
Yes
Fragrant?
No
Water Needs:
medium
Sun Exposture:
Full Sun,Partial Sun
Size and Spacing:
1’ tall x 1-1/2’ wide
Best Time to Plant:
Spring
Pests or Problems:
Has the potential to reseed freely
Propagation:
Seed
Special Interest:
Bees,Butterflies,Hummingbirds,Deer Resistant
Related Links:
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center