Penstemon cobaea Hymenocallis each highlighted by contrasting subtle

each highlighted by contrasting subtle

This seed strain of the winter hardy Cyclamen hederifolium has lovely pewter colored leaves

each composed of violet falls with a yellow throat and a pink zone between

or slightly closer for best effect

introduced by Florida's former Gainesville Tree Farm

Penstemon cobaea Hymenocallis each highlighted by contrasting subtlePenstemon cobaea is a short lived US Midwest native beardtongue that boasts the largest flowers of any penstemon species. Showy beardtongue forms a rosette of glossy green leaves that expands upward, resulting in a 30" tall flowering spike. In early summer, the spike is laden with huge, lavender, bell shaped flowers (occasionally pink or white occurs). In flower, Penstemon cobaea is truly a stunning plant. Penstemon cobaea must have very well drained