Lobelia siphilitica - Blue Lobelia cut-seed-head Responds well to a hair

Responds well to a hair cut if it gets too rangy for you

but drought resistant once established

You can pinch back by mid-July to encourage branching

Even more: Why grow ferns besides your admiration for a plant that has been present on Earth for over 360 billion years

The blades emerge a silvery-green and turn quite red in the fall

Lobelia siphilitica - Blue Lobelia cut-seed-head Responds well to a hairSizes available: #1 (Trade gallon) Basics: zones 4 9, 2 4' (quite variable) x 1 1. 5', full sun to dappled or part shade, a blue, blue violet, or sometimes white bloom on sturdy spikes in mid late summer, consistent moisture to wet, clay tolerant, enjoys some soil fertility all of that is what you are going to read on the internet and it's probably true to a certain extent, but I have had this seed into the most unlikely and inhospitable places and it