Penstemon multicaulis Ionactis Similar to Rohdea 'Miyako no

Similar to Rohdea 'Miyako no Jo'

The color holds all winter

Habranthus ruber has the closest to red color of all members of the genus known for mainly white and pink flowers

Syneilesis palmata is similar to Syneilesis aconitifolia but more deeply cut

(aka: Heliotropium WNHPAULAV) Heliotropium 'Augusta Lavender' is an amazing improvement of the old-fashioned Heliotropium amplexicaule

Penstemon multicaulis Ionactis Similar to Rohdea 'Miyako noPenstemon multicaulis is an outstanding, albeit virtually unknown, garden perennial that hails from the midwest region between Indiana and Oklahoma, where it grows on rocky soils, crevices and shale barrens. Some taxonomists lump it with the very similar Penstemon arkansanus, except it is a woodland plant with fewer flowering stems. Our plant has thrived in our un irrigated full sun crevice garden since 2017. Starting for us in late April, the 18"