126 results for "Lobelia seeds" between $1.00 and $75.00

Annual. Blooms from spring to fall frost. 4-6" tall, 12" spread. Full sun. Cambridge blue has stunning but small, dainty, clear light blue flowers that grow in masses on top of the foliage. It is lovely in a container, rock garden, or to fill in a patch of exposed soil in the garden or border. In mild winter areas, it will grow and bloom in the winter. Under ideal conditions, it will reseed and return the following year. Germination is slow (15-20 days), but the full season of color is well worth...

Overwintering annual or annual. Native to the central, southern, and eastern US. Diminutive plant with white flowers with light-blue spots. These flowers give way to the characteristic “inflated” seedpods. Lobelia is an indispensable antispasmodic. Low dose botanical! A liquid extract of the seed is commonly used and can cause the impressive expulsion of thick, ropey mucous from sinuses and bronchi. Lobelias prefer part to full sun, rich, moist soil, much water. Short-lived seed. Light-dependent...

This plant has wonderfully delicate pale lavender flowers all in a spike! It is a very nice garden plant and is excellent for restoration as well!

Herbaceous perennial. Rivals in its beauty the most pampered of hybrids, yet it is a long-lived, native American perennial. I've seen them growing wild in Meigs County, Ohio, in a moist, semi-shaded ditch. Among the Fox, the finely-chopped roots were shared and eaten by a couple to avert divorce and renew love.

Such a delightfully compact and long-blooming Lobelia! This rare South African species sets brilliant azure-blue blooms in large, tight clusters over a very long season, thriving in both wet and dry conditions. An easy plant for the border or the container, it belongs in every garden where rich blue color is prized.The flowers appear on long, graceful stems from midsummer through early fall. They are magnets for butterflies and bees, particularly when grown in full sun (although partial shade, especially...

Best in rich, well drained soil. Locate in full sun except in very hot climates where some afternoon shade is best. Sow seeds indoors shortly before the last frost for that date. For an earlier start, sow seeds indoors 8-10 weeks before the last expected frost. Seed is very small. Barely cover with fine soil firmly press down.

Lobelia seed requires light for germination and is so tiny that you really cannot sow them individually, unless using pelletized seed. Simply sprinkle the seeds across a good growing medium, whether starting them indoors or out, push them gently but firmly into the soil and then water very gently, but thoroughly, so as not to move the seeds around. Warm or room-temperature water will aid germination. Due to their size and the time they take to germinate, it may be easier to start them in seed...

Annual. Cascade of Color trailing lobelia spills over the edge of any container or hanging basket to soften and complement the entire arrangement. This floriferous beauty will also grace your flower bed with blossoms in blue, blue with a white eye, lilac, red, ruby and white.

GARDEN HINTS: Likes full sun, but prefers partial shade. All Lobelia seed is Multi-pelleted, with an average of 7-9 seeds per pellet, making it easier for you to sow. Lives over winter in mild climates. Give rich soil, regular water and full sun in cooler climates. Needs shade in warmer regions.

How to grow lobelia. This annual plant is unusual because the seeds need light to germinate rather than darkness. Sprinkle fine seed on the surface of wet soil and just barely tamp in with your fingertip. Only water from beneath (see general growing info ). You can also use a light mist to water them. Germinates in 2-3 weeks. Pot up when it is three months old, and set out at 8-12" apart when transplanting. The plant likes rich soil and full sun or part shade. This is a slow-growing plant. It forms...

Lobelia seed requires light for germination and is so tiny that you really cannot sow them individually, unless using pelletized seed. Simply sprinkle the seeds across a good growing medium, whether starting them indoors or out, push them gently but firmly into the soil and then water very gently, but thoroughly, so as not to move the seeds around. Warm or room-temperature water will aid germination. Due to their size and the time they take to germinate, it may be easier to start them in seed...

Slender spikes of birdlike flowers. The blooms begin with a dark indigo in the throat, and then "fan" out a lighter purplish blue.

This extra early-flowering, mounded series is the market leader - plants bloom about 15 days earlier than standard varieties. Vigorous Riviera Marine Blue Lobelia will flower profusely with deep blue flowers that will grow to 5"H with a 8"W spread in the garden. (Package 100 Multi-pelleted Seeds)

GARDEN HINTS: Likes full sun, but prefers partial shade. All Lobelia seed is Multi-pelleted, with an average of 7-9 seeds per pellet, making it easier for you to sow. Lives over winter in mild climates. Give rich soil, regular water and full sun in cooler climates. Needs shade in warmer regions.

Distinct deep purple with large white eye center. Perfect for hanging baskets, large containers, and window boxes. Can also be used to add long-blooming color to the edge of flowerbeds. Lobelia can be slow to germination, but just waiting for the season of color will be certainly well worth the wait. For a striking show, use in a hanging basket, container or in a windowbox with other brightly colored annuals. Likes fun sun to shade without all the heat. (Package 100...

Our ‘Moon™ Rose’ Lobelia Flower Seed is considered one of the longest blooming upright varieties, blooming 10 to 14 days earlier than Crystal Palace and blooming right through to the first frost. If ever the blossoms start to lag on any Indian Tobacco, just shear back the top third of the plant to encourage reblooming. Named for the prominent white eye in the center of each brilliant rose blossom, Moon Rose is sometimes called Rose Moon Lobelia and has also demonstrated exceptional heat tolerance...