Lavender Towers Culver's Root Penstemon If you want one plant

If you want one plant that can carry a shaded corner with texture alone

Pruning: Prune in late winter to early spring to shape and to promote vigorous new growth with the best color

Edible Landscapes: Provides beauty and productivity in a single specimen

then reduce watering as foliage yellows at season end

and it adapts to many soil types if drainage is reasonable

Lavender Towers Culver's Root Penstemon If you want one plantLavender Towers Culver's Root (Veronicastrum virginicum 'Lavender Towers') Lavender Towers Culver's Root adds tall, refined structure to sunny borders with elegant lavender flower spikes that bloom when the garden needs a late season lift. The upright habit reads clean and architectural, giving your planting a strong backbone without feeling heavy. It is a pollinator favorite, so the display comes with movement and life through summer into early fall.