What Established Penstemon hirsutus (Hairy Beardtongue) Looks Like When it Comes Up in the Spring

See what an established Penstemon hirsutus (Hairy Beardtongue, Hairy Penstemon, Northeastern Beardtongue, Northeastern Penstemon) looks like when it comes up in the springtime.
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What Penstemon hirsutus looks like in every season (from seed to established): • What Penstemon hirsutu...
What Penstemon hirsutus looks like as a seedling, when it comes up in the springtime: • What a Penstemon hirsu...
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[@Terri_Stauffer]

I added established hairy beardtongue to garden last year. What a pollinator magnet. Constantly buzzing with action and hummingbirds loved it too. Took seeds and spread them around will see if any new plants come up. 😊

[@nativeflowerpower9942]

I do that too! I let most of the seeds/stems do their own thing, but I absolutely always grab a handful of seeds and spread them around to be sure I get some new plants coming up -- and to see where their preferred spot is to grow.

[@lisalikesplants]

Thanks for making this video! I think every sun garden would be better with penstemon. I don't have this species but I think I need to make room!

[@nativeflowerpower9942]

Yes! Penstemon species are so great for really filling out a native garden. I suppose in truth, the Penstemon you choose would be related to what the soil/sun conditions are that you have exactly. I do like this P. hirsutus because I have a few different soil/sun conditions and so far, it seems to be getting along allright with each of them.

[@awildapproach]

Great video! Love this series. 🎉

[@nativeflowerpower9942]

:-) I'm quite glad to hear it, thank you!

[@Ahh-mazingvlog]

Hi can you do baptisia? I really enjoy your videos. ❤️

[@nativeflowerpower9942]

Thank you! Which Baptisia did you have in mind?

[@awildapproach]

You may have mentioned this somewhere, but I don't remember. What state are you located in? I'm in east Tennessee and I'm wanting to compare seasons and timings when these plants come up.