Hi, @duane456
I don't believe this is actually Penstemon superbus. The very expanded throat on the flowers is wrong for this species.
Here are some photos of P. superbus for comparison:
http://wnmu.edu/academic/nspag...
http://www.wildflower.org/gall...
Also, penstemon keys say that the flowers on Penstemon superbus are scarlet, as shown in these photos... however, some other references claim pink, too.

Looks like you've got it in the right penstemon group though - Peltanthera - which includes the species with the unusual, very symmetrical flowers (vs. the common, strong vertical bilateral symmetry of most Penstemon species). However, I'd suggest your plant is actually Penstemon wrightii, which fits the expanded throats of the flowers and also the pink colour (occurs in both scarlet and pink), as well as matching the other leaf and habit characteristics:
http://www.wildflower.org/gall...
http://src.sfasu.edu/~jvk/Tran...

Lori

You might be right. I grew them from seed. They were labeled as superbus. Let me go look at some other flowers I have growing.
Duane

Yeah, penstemon seed is notorious for being mislabelled. And, to be fair, the genus is huge and not the easiest to identify by any means either (you start with detailed examination of the anthers, LOL!)