Ink & Penstemon

Observations on plants and gardening from the Great Basin steppe in the American West.

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    Penstemon palmeri and native Bombus. Not sure what species; maybe B-52.

    Asclepias crytpoceras. Photo credit Steve Hegji.

    Penstemon confusus. Photo credit Steve Hegji.

    Primula ssp. on WRGS tour. Gotta get me some of these.

    Gentiana. Not sure what species. Still blu-tiful.

    iggymogo:

    i’m just dying right now. this is absolutely hilarious! Urban Plant Tags.

    check out more “urban plant tags and plant nursery style tags for sidewalk fixtures” over at laughing squid.

    (via batesnursery)

    WRGS tour continued.

    Castilleja cromosa. Photo credit Steve Hegji.

    Olsynium douglasi. Douglas’s Grasswidow. Photo credit Steve Hegji.

    Grass widows likes to grow in soils that are wet in the spring and rock-hard dry in the summer. Stunning stuff.

    Prunus mahaleb(?). Photo credit Steve Hegji.

    Astragalus utahensis bloom. Photo credit Steve Hegji.

    Paeonia mlokosewitchii is getting bigger! And bulbs+dwarf conifers=great.

    More ‘Tulipa Passionale’.

    Tulipa ‘Passionale’.

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