Only one currently available, developing new leaves approximately 3 inches across.
Known as Siskiyou Beardtongue, this western California/Oregon mountainous species grows to around 1.5 feet tall (sometimes more including flower stalks), with a loose rosette of petiolate arrow-shaped leaves that once mature produce stalks topped with a dozen plus short tubular flowers colored in shades of lavender-mauve and blue, often with a notably darker violet or blue tube base that contrasts the rest of the flower.