3 B Natives Plant Nursery
Penstemon hirsutus - Hairy Beardtongue
Penstemon hirsutus - Hairy Beardtongue
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Hairy Beardtongue is easily distinguished from other beardtongues by the distinctive hair fuzz covering its stems, and it blooms ahead of its counterparts. Adapts to different soil moistures and sunlight and attracts a myriad of pollinators, including hummingbirds. The charming purple flowers showcase a yellow center with the lower petal having a bit of fuzziness.
Size options:
-50 cell tray (each cell is 5” deep x 2.25” wide)
-Pot (each pot is 2.5” x 3.5”)
PLANTS MAY BE TRIMMED UPON ARRIVAL. We keep live plants trimmed for the health of the plant, and they may be cut before shipping. This does not harm the plant and actually makes it stronger and ready to grow for you when you receive it.
Looking to purchase 10+ trays of a single species? Contact us for wholesale pricing!
SHIPPING INFO:
We begin shipping live plants at the end of April and the first week of May depending on where you are located (weather permitting). Bulbs start shipping late July.
We ship live plants & bulbs on Monday-Wednesday in the Spring and Monday-Tuesday in Summer/Fall. Live plant orders ship in 1-2 business days unless ordered after cutoff time (7:00 AM on Wednesday {Spring} & Tuesday {Summer/Fall}) for the week, then it could take up to 3-4 business days. Orders received after cutoff will ship the following Monday or Tuesday to make sure your plants aren't in transit longer than they should be. Delivery for all orders from carrier takes about 1-5 days (depending on location). We ship all other products Monday-Friday.
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They arrived in great condition!
Excellent experience - plants arrrived in great condition. I would happily purchase again from 3b natives!
I’m very glad that the plants that I purchased are hearty and are doing well. The only unfortunate thing about the entire transaction is that for some unknown reason, UPS decided to keep the plants on their truck for over 36 hours before delivering them. I received the first notice saying that they were “out for delivery” and then that was followed by a message saying that the shipment had been “delayed”. By the time that they arrived, they were starting to look a little worse for wear, but I have hopefully nursed them back to health and they will be okay. (Fingers crossed)