Penstemon hybrida | Firebird | Beardtongue Jane Packer It will cope with some

It will cope with some sun but its preferred growing conditions are shade in a moist but well-drained spot in the garden

to the full-on and fabulous Glam Rock and the weirdly wonderful Limelight

lighting and original artwork by Hugo Guinness

Named after the second wife of Napoleon Bonaparte the little blooms are arranged in rosettes with a white centre that sets off it's lovely colour

Annual | Hardy - will self sow

Penstemon hybrida | Firebird | Beardtongue Jane Packer It will cope with someFirebird produces blooms from midsummer to early or mid autumn. Large, tubular bell shaped, scarlet red flowers with reddish brown stems and dark green leaves. Large, trumpet shaped flowers have a red throat that blends from pale pink to white at the base. The blooms along the stem are said to resemble flickering fire hence the name. Hardy down to 10 ! Deadheading to tidy is always a good idea. Grows 60 cm tall and wide, prefers a sunny spot, but will