If you want to attract pollinators but struggle with plants dying in the heat, this purple perennial is the perfect solution.

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If you're looking for a purple flowering plant that both attracts pollinators and withstands the heat, consider adding the perennial beardtongue (Penstemon digitalis) to your outdoor spaces.