Apr 15, 2025
This photo doesnt show it, but Palmers' Penstemons are really tall! This thing was at eye-level, although I guess thats not saying much.
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This photo doesnt show it, but Palmers' Penstemons are really tall! This thing was at eye-level, although I guess thats not saying much.
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Creating a Stunning Desert Oasis: Gardening Tips for the Arid Southwest
Living in the desert Southwest offers a unique opportunity for gardeners to embrace the beauty of the arid landscape and create a stunning oasis that thrives in challenging conditions. In this blog post, we’ll explore some valuable tips and plant suggestions to help you design a water-efficient and visually appealing garden. From the vibrant yellow blooms of Encelia farinosa (Brittlebush) to the…
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“Dry-climate gardening, if it is too be successful, must not attempt to compensate for “inferior” conditions, such as lack of rainfall, poor souls, excessive wind, too much sun. It should be a liberating act, where the gardener accepts the local conditions, selects plants adapted to the region, and rejects atavistic notions of “soil improvement” left over from agriculture, transforming western gardens into things of uniquely regional beauty, and not into gardens full of plants that look as though they would be happier elsewhere. Soils do not need to be “improved”- the plant choices do.”
-Penstemons by Robert Nold
Penstemon ‘Garnet’ is still blooming into mid September!
The first bloom on my pineleaf penstemon! Penstemon pinifolius, well known because of its filiform leaves is native to northern Mexico, southern Arizona, and New Mexico, though mine seems quite at home here in California. It reaches a height of about 6 inches (mine got a bit leggy) and spreads to about 18 inches with striking orange-red flowers. This penstemon tends to be long-lived in the garden and flowers profusely for several months. Hummingbirds specifically seem to really enjoy it.
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Pink and Purple Penstemons
Location: Lowman, Idaho
Penstemons That Last: Long-Lived Species for a Reliable Garden Show
Penstemons are among the most beloved and widely known Western wildflowers. With around 280 species of the plants recognized, most mesic and dry landscapes across the West are home to at least one type of penstemon, often several. Despite their impressive geographic and genetic spread, they’re also among those that leave gardeners most disappointed. Many penstemon species bloom briefly and…
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