Penstemon digitalis | Burgundy | Beardtongue Jill Rizzo Queen's Botanist and former Regius

Queen's Botanist and former Regius Keeper of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

Achillea flowers freely all summer producing flat corymbs 7-10cm  across

This variety

With stunning art featuring different wildflower specimens

Penstemon digitalis | Burgundy | Beardtongue Jill Rizzo Queen's Botanist and former RegiusPenstemon may be deciduous or evergreen perennials or subshrubs, with simple, narrow leaves and racemes or panicles of bell shaped or funnel shaped flowers in summer through to mid autumn. Penstemons are such good doers in the garden, providing so much colour for such a long season, with so many varieties to choose from. They also look fabulous planted 'en masse'! Penstemon Burgundy has lovely deep, rich dark red coloured flowers on spikes that bees