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Native Plant Synoptic Garden
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‘Nisqually Cream’- Cream colored form (Mt. Tahoma Nursery, 2004).
Penstemon procerus var. formosus
Penstemon procerus ssp. tolmiei
‘Alba’- White flower with light yellow coloring (Nicholls, 2002).
‘Hawkeye’- Pink and white blossoms adorn this plant (Mt. Tahoma Nursery, 2004).
‘Old Snowy’- Compact grower with pure white blossoms (Mt. Tahoma Nursery, 2004).
Both Hawkeye Peak and Old Snowy Mountain are within 8 miles of each other.
‘Tolmiei Peak’
Penstemon rupicola- Mat forming penstemon that is found in rock crevices and ridge tops.
(Photo: James Manhart)
‘Diamond Lake’- Long pink flowers (Nicholls, 2002).
‘Myrtle Hebert’- Low growing type with dark pink flowers (Nicholls, 2002).
‘White Form’- White flowering form (Mt. Tahoma Nursery, 2004).
Penstemon rupricola X P. cardwelli- Commonly found where the two species grow together.
Penstemon rupicola X ?
‘Puyallup Pink’- Pastel pink blossoms of unknown hybrid origin (Mt. Tahoma
Nursery, 2004).
Penstemon washingtonensis- Mat forming plant with dark blue flowers. Fragrant (Nicholls,
2002).
Petrophytum caespitosum- Tiny white flowers on a mat forming plant. Likes to grow in crevices
(Lupp, 2004).