P. barbatus and P. barbatus 'Rondo' and 'Cambridge', at least that is how it started. Now it is a mixed bag of hybrids since all the plants reseed easily.
Jim and Susan
Swayne's Garden
APS Annual Meeting, June 2001
It was as though I'd died and gone to Penstemon Heaven.
This spacious and immaculate garden shows penstemon at their best, with natural
aeolian soil, excellent air circulation --wind, minimal summer water, and
plenty of light. In addition to my pictures below, please be sure to visitJim Swayne's Penstemon
and APS Walla Walla Picture Files
P. barbatus and P. barbatus 'Rondo' and 'Cambridge', at least
that is how it started. Now it is a mixed bag of hybrids since all the plants
reseed easily.
P. cobea v. purpurea on steroids greets
penstemaniacs
Penstemon palmeri attracts bees
A splendid palmeri x cluteii
Name this pent!
A humdinger of a red!
P. kunthii, an incredible red!
To see many more penstemon and APS gathering photos, be sure to visit Jim Swayne's Penstemon and APS Walla Walla Picture Files
updated October 1, 2001