18 results for "Trailing lobelia seeds" between $1.00 and $10.00

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...

Tweet SKU: SEEDS3575 Whether planted in hanging baskets or cascading over a wall, this trailing lobelia's dark blue flowers contrast beautifully with brightly colored pansies, begonias and nasturtiums. Blooms summer to frost. Start seeds indoors in sterile potting soil 8 weeks before the last frost, planting 2 seeds per pot or cell. Transplant to the garden 6 inches apart after the last frost. Do not cover seeds. Before planting, enrich the soil with compost. GROWING: For bushier growth, pinch...

Our ‘Riviera Rose’ Lobelia Flower Seed yields dark, rosy-hued blossoms with tiny white eyes on medium-green, grassy foliage. This compact Indian Tobacco series blooms about two weeks earlier than many other compact, upright lobelia and will bloom just as long, often until the first frost. Combine Riviera Rose with any white variety for a dazzling display, or mix with shades of pink, like a trailing lilac. Multi-seed pellets have 3 to 5 seeds per pellet. Approximately 50 pellets per each hand-filled...

Tweet SKU: SEEDS3545 A great choice for hanging baskets and window boxes, this trailing lobelia cascades over the edge for a soft, graceful appearance. Blooms in shades of blue, purple and white from summer to frost. Start seeds indoors in sterile potting soil 8 weeks before the last frost, planting 2 seeds per pot or cell. Transplant to the garden 6 inches apart after the last frost. Do not cover seeds. Before planting, enrich the soil with Lilly Miller Rose & Flower Mix. GROWING: For bushier...

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...

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.

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.