How to Grow and Care for Eastern gray beardtongue

Eastern gray beardtongue is a perennial with a distinctive presence, characterized by pale to purple 2-lipped tubular flowers that grace the plant from May to July. The foliage is a blend of narrow, lance-shaped leaves that are coated with short grayish hairs, contributing to its overall hairy texture. These hairs can be found on the stems and flowers as well, presenting a visually captivating surface. The stems are erect and sturdy, supporting the weight of the blossoms which can be appreciated for their delicate form. The height of the plant can range from 1.5 to 2.5 feet (45 to 75 cm), making it suitable for various garden settings. With its unique floral structure, eastern gray beardtongue adds a subtle charm to any area it inhabits.