Penstemon Acuminatus Seeds – 100mg Native Wildflower with Lavender-Blue Blooms, Drought-Tolerant Perennial

Penstemon Acuminatus Seeds Overview

These 100mg seeds of Penstemon acuminatus, commonly known as Sharpleaf Penstemon, offer an opportunity to grow a native perennial wildflower with striking lavender-blue tubular flowers. This plant is well-suited for xeriscapes, dry slopes, and native restoration projects, thriving in sandy or rocky soils typical of western regions.

Key Features

• Lavender-blue flower spikes that attract pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
• Drought-tolerant perennial ideal for low-water landscapes
• Native to sandy, well-drained soils and adapted to full sun exposure
• 100mg seed quantity requiring cold stratification for successful germination
• Upright herbaceous growth habit
• Suitable for USDA zones 4 through 8

Growing Information

Penstemon acuminatus seeds should be planted in fall or early spring with cold stratification to encourage germination. The plant prefers full sun and sandy, well-drained soil. Once established, it requires minimal watering due to its drought tolerance. It typically takes one to two years to reach full bloom, making it a long-term addition to pollinator-friendly gardens and xeriscapes.