328 results for "Cardinal Flower" between $2.00 and $75.00

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This Artificial Cardinal Flower is 37 inches tall. Golden Pond Artificial Cardinal Flower is made of silky polyester, it requires no maintenance except an occasional light rinsing. They are suitable for outdoor use.

Herbaceous perennial native to Eastern, Southern and Central US. Roots used by First NAtions people to make a love charm. Bright scarlet flowers attract hummingbirds to the prolific nectaries. Plant prefers part shade to full sun and very moist, poorly drained soils. Surface sow in spring. Just press seeds into surface of soil and keep evenly moist and in the light. Seedlings are nearly microscopic at first but will soon reach transplantable size. Grow out in pots until plants are large enough...

Cardinal Flower . The true native aquatic Lobelia cardinalis or " Cardinal Flower " so often mistaken by the multitude of generic " Cardinal Flowers " that can be purchased in commercial nurseries. One of the best shallow true native water plants for the water garden. This is the " true " Cardinal Flower that is found in meadows and along stream banks in nature. It has one of the deepest red colorations in the flower of the hardies. Should be planted close to the water so reflections of its glorious...

The deep scarlet spikes of this hardy perennial begin blooming in mid- August. A delicate and showy flower when alone or clumped together, they are very alluring to humans and butterflies and all things that hum or buzz. The plant grows a single rosette the first year, and the second spring many multiples come back. Cardinal Flowers take up very little space and we plant them closely, 8 inches apart, so they can support each other in...

SEED GERMINATION INFO Cold, moist stratification. Mix seed with moist but not wet, sterile growing medium. Place mixture in a labeled, sealed plastic bag and store in refridgerator for six to eight weeks. Note: Some seed may germinate in the storage bag if moist stratified too long. If sprouting occurs, ...

Chromolithograph, sheet 15 x 11 inches, very good condition (binding holes at left edge). Softly colored chromolithograph from the publication "Wild Flowers: Facsimiles of Water Colors" by the celebrated Australian artist Ellis Rowan.

(Cardinal Flower) Lobelia 'Queen Victoria' gives an all-season appeal with gorgeous mahogany-red foliage and stems. The bright scarlet flowers are excellent for attracting hummingbirds. Plant 'Queen Victoria' with Coreopsis 'Autumn Blush' PP18,184 for a colorful combo that will attract butterflies too!

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Standard Size: 9" H X 19" L X 7" W. Large Size: 10-7/8" H X 20-1/4" L X 8-1/2"W.

Lobelia cardinalis , Cardinal Flower's brilliant fiery red flowers on dense spikes grow up to 4 feet tall to make this one of the showiest wildflowers. The tubular cardinal red flowers lasts 4 to 6 weeks and are a favorite with hummingbirds, Swallowtail butterflies and Sulphur butterflies. Lobelia cardinalis is best planted in rich moist soil in full sun to light shade in a formal perennial bed, moist meadow, water garden, or as a container plant for a patio. Grow Cardinal Flower in the butterfly...

Great Blue Lobelia is actually quite different in growth. It is a tougher, heftier plant with somewhat coarse, larger leaves, and the flowers appear in the leaf axils, unlike its elegant cousins red flowers that are in leaf-free flower spikes, held high above the plant. But the blue flowers are lovely and plentiful. Best of all, this plant is not as picky as to growing conditions. It is perfectly happy in any perennial garden, with or without shade. And it is simple to propagate. Let some of...

This showy red spike of flowers makes quite a splash of color in the raingarden or shoreline restoration. These plants are fairly short-lived. They should be grown in moist, sandy soils and should be mulched to conserve moisture and to protect them from harsh winter conditions. They are very attractive to hummingbirds and make a nice cut flower!

Description: This brilliant flower, named for it scarlet red spikes, blooms in late summer. Often blooms for a month or longer. Very attractive to hummingbirds. Grows best in moist soil.

Outstanding vivid winged scarlet flowers on slender spikes from August through September , basal rosette of 1-4" leaves all year, short-lived perennial that forms rosettes of new plants from the base, does well along ditches or streams, does not tolerate being completely covered by leaves or mulch all winter, will self sow in favorable conditions, clay tolerant attracts butterflies & hummingbirds like crazy, a good rain garden plant. It’s downright startling to encounter a bright patch of these...