Penstemon digitalis species, which can be important for taxonomy. Scientists estimated the genome size for 40% of the species in the genus; using "Flow Cytometry." "Penstemon digitalis" has one of the largest genomes of the genus"Penstemon". Like other "Penstemon" species, it is used in roadside planting because it is easily grown and showy. It is recommended for easy use in gardens from the Midwest to the Atlantic coast and Pacific Northwest by the American Penstemon Society. "Iowa's Living Roadway Profiler" from the Iowa Department of Transportation says that the plant's "decorative seed capsules add interest in the fall and winter". One of
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