This PNW native perennial can grow 1-3 feet tall, though it's usually more diminutive in form and often has a more lateral growth habit, especially if planted in a nook in a rock garden. It has semi-woody stems and beautiful coarsely toothed leaves. It's tubular purply-pink flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Grows well in dry, rocky soils or moist woodlands, sun to part shade.
This PNW native perennial can grow 1-3 feet tall, though it's usually more diminutive in form and often has a more lateral growth habit, especially if planted in a nook in a rock garden. It has semi-woody stems and beautiful coarsely toothed leaves. It's tubular purply-pink flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Grows well in dry, rocky soils or moist woodlands, sun to part shade.
