Penstemon cobaea (Prairie Penstemon)

Penstemon cobaea (Prairie Penstemon)Also known as Prairie Beardtongue, False Foxglove, Wild Foxglove. One of the showiest native penstemons, Prairie Penstemon features large, tubular flowers that vary in color from almost white to purple. It spends most of the year as a small, insignificant rosette, then shoots up 1 to 1 1 2 foot stems a couple of weeks before blooming in the spring. The blooms are white to purple, and each is about 2 to 3 inches long. They will grow in part to full

totally unique biological and physical soil conditioner containing: Emery Humates

green Bloom time Spring Mature height 15-80 ft Attracts Birds

creamy white and bell shaped

Gum Bumelia has a wide distribution in Texas

Prefers full sun

prairie gardens

Also known as Downy Phlox and Fragrant Phlox

bees Host plant Various small moths

Viceroy and Tiger Swallowtail

Chickasaw Plum grows in almost any soil

Plant the seeds where they are to grow

Notes Provides nesting material or site for native bees