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Lobelia laxiflora
By Meanie
15 Jul, 2012
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Finally this is back in bloom!
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Not really.
It is tender, but easily divided and if it sets seed they germinate easily too. Lost several seedlings to frost when I was moving, and all bar one of the remainder to the damned squirrels after I had moved.
15 Jul, 2012
Glad you were able to save one. We see squirrels running across the trees but they dont come in our garden.
15 Jul, 2012
This is lovely Meanie...love the leaves too..:>)
15 Jul, 2012
Drc - I have two cats yet still I'm plagued! In all fairness Sage is geriatric (19yrs old), but Young Leon has no excuse!
Motinot - easily one of my favourite plants!
15 Jul, 2012
Thats lovely Meanie....
15 Jul, 2012
Thanks Milky!
16 Jul, 2012
Interesting plant and a lovely photo
16 Jul, 2012
Thanks Inverglen!
16 Jul, 2012
Hi Meanie ! Would you have any seed of Lobelia laxiflora ? :-)). I mean to plant some up with my L. tupa. Should look good !
24 Jul, 2017
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Thats pretty, it it hard to grow?
15 Jul, 2012