Salvia penstemonoides Irids the rosette branches and continues

the rosette branches and continues to grow

poorly drained soils are not a good idea if you'd like to keep your plant around

the shiny foliage is also deeply ribbed as well as ruffled along the edges

Sitting below this radiating leaf

The clumps are topped with a 2' tall spike of light lavender flowers in midsummer

Salvia penstemonoides Irids the rosette branches and continuesSalvia penstemonoides is a super rare native perennial sage from the Edwards Plateau in central Texas, that was presumed extinct until five small populations were rediscovered around 1980. This sage has a G1 Global Rarity Status, which is the rarest of the very rare, so we need as many people as possible to conserve this ex situ. We are pleased to offer nursery seed propagated plants. In appearance, the shiny green basal leaves resemble a penstemon,