Penstemon fruticosus var. serratus 'Holly', Holly Leaved Penstemon or Shrubby Penstemon Size:0.5 qt A deciduous shrub with dangling

A deciduous shrub with dangling clusters of white flowers within magenta bracts on arching stems with golden foliage

in particular

If left unshaped

stems are topped with large

also known as Silvervein Creeper

Penstemon fruticosus var. serratus 'Holly', Holly Leaved Penstemon or Shrubby Penstemon Size:0.5 qt A deciduous shrub with danglingEvergreen sub shrub penstemon with small, serrated, deep green, "holly like" foliage and bright tubular purple blue flowers in mid summer. The variety is native to SE Washington, NE Oregon, and into central Idaho. Alpine penstemons grow best if planted in fall or early spring in sites with excellent drainage and either full sun or at least part sun. They grow oddly if given overly amended, nitrogen rich soils. If planted directly in the ground, they