Narrowleaf Penstemon

Penstemon angustifolius

Narrowleaf Penstemon is a native perennial forb that grows from 8 to 24 inches and is found throughout the western and Great Plains states. It is adapted to sandy mesas and grasslands and is frequently found on dunes. It does poorly and is short lived when planted in heavy soils. It is helpful in preventing wind erosion on sand dunes, plains and grasslands where it establishes. It is a drought tolerant forb that also produces beautiful flowers in early spring. Narrow Leaf Penstemon provides a food source to small birds and mammals and is heavily used by hummingbirds and various insects during flowering. It is a drought tolerant forb that also produces beautiful flowers in early spring. This makes it an ideal plant for xeriscaping.


Lifespan: perennial

Season: cool

Uses: amnenity grassland, reclamation, CRP, pollinator, wildlife habitat, biodiversity

Native or Introduced: Native

Annual Average Precipitation: 15 inches

Field Seeding Rate (lbs/acre): about 3

Turf Seeding Rate (lbs/1000 s.f.): n/a


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