Penstemon cobaea

Purple Beard Tongue

Penstemon cobaea

Description

Penstemon cobaea, commonly known as Purple Beard Tongue, is a herbaceous perennial plant native to the southwestern United States. It is known for its large, tubular flowers that transition from white at the throat to purple on the outer edges. This species is well-suited to rock gardens and can tolerate dry, rocky soils, making it a popular choice for xeriscaping.
Life Cycle
perennial
Height
2 to 3 feet
Sun Exposure
Partial sun to full sun
Bloom Months
May, June, July
Bloom Color
Bloom Description
The plant is characterized by its vibrant purple flowers.