Penstemon triflorus Uvalde Pteris marble-sized fruit

marble-sized fruit

The 24" wide clumps are topped with numerous 30" stalks of spectacular yellow daisies in October and November

We have yet to have anyone identify this strange Florida Panhandle endemic as a baptisia

although when grown on a slope will also thrive in a well-drained soil

This is not Polygonatum 'Little Streaker'

Penstemon triflorus Uvalde Pteris marble-sized fruitPenstemon 'Uvalde' is a 2025 Plant Delights JLBG introduction from the late Pat McNeal, of his collection of the Texas native Penstemon triflorus, from Uvalde County. For us, this little known, Edwards Plateau endemic to alkaline soils, has been an outstanding, long lived performer in our well drained, high pH crevice garden since 2017. The evergreen rosettes gives rise to a mass of 18" tall stalks, adorned, starting for us in early April, with