Digitalis obscura Muhlenbergia Chrysogonum australe forms a fast

Chrysogonum australe forms a fast spreading evergreen

This consummate conversation piece grows well in sites that can be kept slightly moist but well-drained

upright-arching cinnamon-red stems

evergreen to 15 degrees F

Digitalis obscura Muhlenbergia Chrysogonum australe forms a fastTo borrow the famed Monty Python line, "And now for something completely different." Willow leaf foxglove is a shrubby woody species from the Iberian peninsula (Spain Portugal) which looks exactly like a penstemon. Digitalis obscura had me completely fooled when I first saw it back in the early 2000s, growing in rock gardens throughout Denver, Colorado. The narrow, linear evergreen leaves, which turn purple in winter) clothe the upright woody stalks