Collection: Penstemon Pre-Order

Penstemaniacs, welcome! Choose from 70+ species of Beardtongues! 

Shipping: is FLAT RATE at

$9 under $30

$18 under $50

FREE over $75

Free delivery in Wasatch, Summit and Salt Lake counties.

General Deals:

1 FREE Penstemon for every $99 spent

Spend $250 and get 1 uncommon/rare endemic to your area, for FREE

Spend $400 and get 1 FREE P. ramaleyi, tusharensis, clutei, or uintahensis

Important Notes: 

- Some plants will have specific to them deals. If necessary, please indicate your choice/reward in the notes of your order. Deals won't auto apply, for example Palmer's Penstemon is Buy 6 get 2 Free -- do not add the free items to your cart we will add those manually after you place the order, we'll reach out if necessary. 

- Pay attention to the hardiness zones but also where the plant is from; a plant from zone 8 in Oregon won't thrive in zone 8 in Arizona. And be sure to browse the USDA hardiness zone map to know your zone. 

- We encourage you to search for more pictures by using the plants scientific name in your search engine, google etc.  Some plants have no photo or are limited to poor quality photos due to the rarity of the pant. 

- In general, you can assume soil type based on native location as Penstemon are not picky, don't like fertilizer and prefer fast draining soil. Even if they are tolerant to more moisture, Penstemon prefer fast draining rocky soil. Sandy, rocky, loamy, gravel, chalky, as long as it drains fast. Some of these will grow and thrive on gravel or pure sand.

*****SHIPS IN SPRING 2024 in a 4.25" Organic Certified Compostable Pot*****

Check shipping table for estimated shipping date. 

QUESTIONS? Plant recommendations, hardiness zones, etc.

 Email: bhnurserygardens@gmail.com or text 385-266-9888

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All of our work directly supports the Great Salt Lake and the watersheds that feed it, through natural methods of water retention and flow back into soil, waterways, basins, and aquifers. We like dense plantings and cool soil, not swaths of hardscape that contribute to the heat island effect.

Once the consultation and assessment are complete with your goals and vision in mind, the work may qualify to be allocated to our 501(c)(3) non-profit 'Uinta Restoration and Preservation' and is tax deductible.