Highly adaptable beardtongue with white to lavender flowers, very similar to foxglove beardtongue, blooms in summer. Can grow in full sun to shade (better blooms in sun) and can tolerate most soil conditions, as long as not a desert or a pond. Reliable perennial summer bloomer that doesn’t seem to be bothered by deer.
Penstemon laevigatus (eastern smooth beardtongue)
Penstemon laevigatus (eastern smooth beardtongue)
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