Stanleya pinnata Colored Foliage because there are enough seedlings

because there are enough seedlings to replace old plants

each clothed by 3" long

and overlapping petals whose colors swirlingly morph from dark pink to white

The thick blue leaves are highlighted with a creamy central band

and deep shade is a no-no

Stanleya pinnata Colored Foliage because there are enough seedlingsDesert Prince's Plume is a splendid North American native woody perennial, found in high elevation (3,000' 9,000') desert climates from North Dakota south to California. Stanleya pinnata, named after British naturalist, Lord Edward Stanley of the Linnean Society, is a member of the cabbage family, Brassicaceae. In the garden, it forms a clump of narrow, dissected glaucous foliage, topped in spring with 3 5' spires of butterfly attracting, cleome like,