
Penstemon superbus
Coral or superb penstemon
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Penstemon superbus
Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, hawkmoths and honeybees
The seeds are a food source for songbirds
This penstemon is relatively rare in the U.S.
Deer and rabbit resistant






DESCRIPTION
Coral or superb penstemonPenstemon superbus
This penstemon will liven up your spring garden with tall stems of vivid, coral-red flowers. Stems can reach 5’ tall from a base of grey-green foliage. Watering will prolong the bloom time. The tubular flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Songbirds will relish the seed. Plant with other penstemon of varying heights to create a layered look. Grows best in full sun and sandy soils.
BENEFITS
Vivid, coral red flowers bloom on long stems in early springAttracts hummingbirds, butterflies, hawkmoths and honeybees
The seeds are a food source for songbirds
This penstemon is relatively rare in the U.S.
Deer and rabbit resistant
NATIVE INFO
Native Range
Info coming soon!
Interesting Facts
Coral Penstemon occurs at elevations of 3500-5500 feet, in the rocky canyons and washes of Arizona, New Mexico, and northern Mexico.
GROWING TIPS
Flowering may start by mid-March, and often can be extended into June, by keeping it watered. Remove old flower stalks after blooming.