Lobelia Inflata [Low-BEE-lee-a, In-FLAY-tuh], is a Lobelia plant species from the bellflower family Campanulaceae. This plant is native to North America, from southern Canada to the eastern United States, all
Lobelia laxiflora [low-BEE-lee-a, laks-ih-FLO-ruh] is a flowering plant native to the Americas. This Lobelia plant species is found throughout parts of South and Central America and reaches as far north
Lobelia Siphilitica [low-BEL-ee-a, sigh-fy-LY-tih-kuh] is a species of flowering plants in the Campanulaceae family. Originating from North America, this dicotyledonous plant is known for its unique and fancy, bright blue
Lobelia Cardinalis [low-BEL-ee-a, kar-dih-NAL-iss] is a flowering plant species from the Campanulaceae or bellflower family. Native plants to North Americas, where it is distributed from southeastern Canada, southwestern and eastern United
Lobelia erinus is commonly grown in window boxes or around the edges of gardens as an edging plant. It’s got thin basal leaves and deep blue, purple, or white flowers. The
Lobelia flowers [Loh-beel- ee-uh] are a favorite garden addition in early spring when the weather is still cool, and its abundant bright flowers help shake off the drear of winter.