Yellow Pentstemon

Pentstemon confertus Douglas Yellow pentstemon is a graceful member of the Fig wort Family. In congenial surroundings it is very plentiful, although inconspicu- ous on account of the pale coloring of its flowers, which are grouped in several whorls along the stem. Altitude affects the plant greatly; in the lower valleys it may grow to a height of two feet, but at a high elevation the stem is only a few inches tall. Yellow flowers are rare among the pentstemons, which are represented in the Rocky Mountains by a number of species, most of them with white or purple blossoms. This pentstemon extends from Wyoming to California, and north- ward to Alberta and British Columbia. The plant sketched grew in the valley of Cataract Creek near Hec- tor, British Columbia, at an altitude of 6,000 feet. We produce all of our on images in shop, and we are happy to offer custom work to our customers. Please inquire for pricing and options.