Add some elegant and pretty summer colour to you garden with penstemons. These herbaceous perennials flower from late spring through summer. Penstemons produce stems of delicate trumpet shaped flowers with white or patterned throats. These hardy perennials will establish quickly and perform best in well drained soil.

6 LISTINGS FOR PENSTEMONS

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Produces large bell like deep berry wine blooms with a smaller white throat, over many months of repeat flowering flushes. Multiple flower spikes appear on a fuller bush than older penstemons. Flowers have numerous large trumpets with a striking white throat.

 

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Great for a soft cottage garden look. Strong stems of cherry pink bells stand above the green foliage and decorate the garden in spring and summer. Gradually forms a nice clump. Prefers a sunny well drained position with good air circulation. Cut back after flowering. Perennial.

 

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The ‘Cha Cha’ series have been bred for compactness and extreme hardiness whilst retaining the long flowering period of the Taffy Penstemons and their incredible durability. This series brings a new colour range and denser more compact habit. Cha cha Lavender is a striking crisp lavender blue Penstemon with a distinctive white throat. Perennial

 

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A bushy perennial with stems of rich garnet, bell-like flowers that appear almost continuously from spring to autumn. Great for the mixed border. For best results plant in a sunny position and trim hard after flowering to encourage new flower buds to form. Hardy and easy to grow.

 

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A show off perennial for the summer garden. Stems of bell like flowers that are coloured a vivid purple with a white throat. Likes a nice sunny spot with good air circulation and fertile soil to do well. Cut off spent flower stalks to encourage new blooms. Perennial. PVR.

 

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A bright colourful perennial for the summer garden. Stems of large bell shaped flowers outlined in pink with a white throat set against fresh green foliage. Does best in a sunny spot with good air circulation and nice fertile soil. Cut off spent flower stalks to encourage re-blooming. Perennial.