Penstemons I Have Known

In my last post I documented a few Penstemons I have successfully grown in my home landscape. As I hike the local area I have come across some other Penstemon species native to Central Wyoming and the Bighorn Mountains. I’d like to share a few photos. The Penstemon genus is quite varied, but the tubular shaped corolla, opening with two lobes above and three below, is consistent. I didn’t make an attempt to positively ID the species in the photos. Penstemons are difficult to identify and I did not take the time in the field to key them out.

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2 Comments Add yours

  1. CheyenneCharlie says:

    Reblogged this on Life on the High Plains of Wyoming and Colorado and commented:
    Wyoming wildflowers

    1. wyominglife says:

      Hello fellow Wyomingite- sorry I didn’t see this sooner. I’ve been out of the blogosphere for a few weeks enjoying the blue skies and green hills of Wyoming. Thanks for the repost!

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