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

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.

One of the best edging plants. Intense dainty, cobalt blue flowers, 1/2 inch across, cover compact plants continuously until frost. Attractive bronze-leaved foliage. Height 4-6".

Uses : Performs best in partial shade but will tolerate full sun with adequate moisture. An ideal choice for trailing over a wall, window boxes, hanging baskets and other containers. Sow seeds directly in spring or indoors 8 weeks prior to last expected frost for earliest blooms. The dainty blossoms add softness to other plantings. For a striking display, combine with plantings of Candytuft ‘Dwarf Fairy Mix' Phlox ‘Twinkle Star Mix', and Petunia ‘Midnight'. In container plantings, works particularly...

Sow indoors 6-8 weeks before the last frost date. Can be sown outdoors in late summer in mild winter areas. Sow on the surface. Do not thin the seedlings. Full sun to part shade. Easy to grow.

Uses : Performs best in partial shade but will tolerate full sun with adequate moisture. An ideal choice for trailing over a wall, window boxes, hanging baskets and other containers. Sow seeds directly in spring or 8 weeks prior to last expected frost for earliest blooms. The striking deep blue blossoms contrast nicely against plantings of Tickseed (Coreopsis grandiflora), French Marigold (Tagetes patula), American Marigold ‘Crackerjack' (Tagetes erecta) and Shasta Daisies (Chysanthemum x superbum...

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.

Annual. The soft, light blue flowers of Cambridge Blue are perfect for any spot in the garden, hanging basket, container, window box or border. The pale green foliage is not often seen because of the profusion of flowers which bloom from spring to fall. In mild winter areas, lobelia will grow and bloom during the winter. Under ideal growing conditions, lobelia may reseed.

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...

Lobelia 1 oz by Herb Pharm. Herb Pharm prepares its Lobelia Extract from the dried herb seed of Lobelia inflata plants which are Certified Organically Grown without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides.By using acetic acid in Herb Pharm's extraction process we maximize the concentration and preservation of Lobelia's bioactive compounds, and thereby produce an extract of optimal potency and efficacy. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration...

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...

The white lady lobelias are compact mounding plants covered with dainty pure white flowers all summer and fall until frost. Use as edging or foreground plants, in rock gardens, pots, tubs, hanging baskets and window boxes. 20 days to germination.

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

This native wildflower grows well in a variety of conditions, including poor soil! The American Indians were said to have smoked and chewed its leaves; hence the common name. Indian Tobacco has also been used medicinally, but it is not recommended that humans consume this plant, since it can be toxic when eaten in large quantities. When burned this plant makes a natural insect repellent!

All bear exquisite flowers and have medicinal applications as described in the individual entries. Excessive internal dosage may prove nauseating or emetic. Lobelias prefer part to full sun, rich, moist soil, much water. Short-lived seed. Light-dependent germinators. Sow seed in spring or fall. Average germ time in warm soils is 1 to 3 weeks. Water very gently. Great Blue Lobelia ( Lobelia syphilitica ), Official Lobelia ( Lobelia inflata ) and Cardinal Flower ( Lobelia cardinalis ) $4.90/3 packets...

As a trailing type Lobelia, the Regattas with their long trailing branches are covered with flowers. An absolute showstopper in baskets, containers and windowboxes. If you want to show off a planting the Regattas will certainly take center stage. Likes fun sun to shade without all the heat. (Package 100 Multi-pelleted Seeds)

Regatta Marine Blue is a superior quick blooming trailing variety (up to 3-4 weeks earlier than other trailing lobelias) with deep blue flowers on green foliage. It does not produce grassy centers and continues to look good and flower heavily all summer long. Grows to 5 inches tall and 15 inches wide. It is a delightful, charming choice for hanging baskets or borders.