Penstemon 'Pensham Czar' | 10.5cm Pot
Adorn your summer planting scheme with spires of lively, colourful flowers
If you're looking for a striking addition to a herbaceous border, the Penstemon is the ideal choice. The 'Pencham Czar' variety displays racemes of bell-shaped violet flowers with a pure, white throat. Generally disease free, this evergreen perennial is a great choice for novice gardeners. Spruce up your planting scheme with spires of lively, colourful flowers throughout summer and autumn.
- Supplied As: 10.5cm Pot
- Flowering Period: Mid summer to autumn
- Eventual Height & Spread: Up to 1m X 0.5m
- Level Of Care: Easy
- Preferred Location: Full sun or part shade
- Soil Type: Well-drained
How Your Order Will Arrive
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Packaging- Please note that perennials die back to soil level in winter. If ordered during the colder months they might not experience the best growth. However, provided they are cared for accordingly they will grow back in the spring. Your perennials will be expertly packaged into a specially designed, extra thick cardboard box, which will hold it securely in place. Your plant will then be delivered via a delicate courier network to prevent any chance of damage in transit.
Please note: Herbaceous perennials can die back in winter, so don't be alarmed if this happens and instead look forward to spring!
| Common Name | Beardtongue |
|---|---|
| Is Collection/Mix? | No |
| Needs Ericaceous Compost? | No |
| Eventual Height | 0.6m-0.9m |
| Eventual Spread | 0.3m-0.6m |
| Supplied As | 10.5cm Pot |
| Latin Name | Penstemon |
| Awards | Perfect For Pollinators |
| Location | Border, Patio |
| Special Offers | 20% off Perennials |
| Shop By Category | Bedding & Perennials |
| Perennials A - D | Beardtongue |