Lobelia siph. 'Blue Selection' Size:2.5 Quart alata is grown for its

alata is grown for its large

Flowering stems rise in late summer above the foliage bearing purplish 3-parted

Bloom Time: May to June

or big flower heads composed of multiple branches

Water: Medium to wet

Lobelia siph. 'Blue Selection' Size:2.5 Quart alata is grown for itsLobelia siphilitica, commonly called great lobelia or blue cardinal flower, is a native perennial which typically grows in moist to wet locations along streams, sloughs, springs, swamps, meadows and in low wooded areas. A clump forming perennial which features light to dark blue, tubular flowers. Flowers arise from the upper leaf axils forming a dense terminal raceme atop stiff, unbranched, leafy stalks typically rising 2 3' tall. Finely toothed,