Lobelia siphilitica - Blue lobelia

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Prefers full to part sun, in wet to medium soils. Grows up to 3’ tall. Blooms July to October. A beautiful late season flower that is easy to grow and adaptable. Will form colonies, is a short lived perennial that will reseed itself. Contains toxic compounds that are harmful if eaten in large quantities - deer resistant. The tubular deep-blue flowers attract large numbers of bees, butterflies, moths (including the Nocturnal sphinx moth) and hummingbirds. It is typically pollinated by bumblebees.

  • Native to Maine (species has been extirpated)

  • Full sun to part shade

  • Medium to wet soils

  • Grows up to 3’ tall

  • Blooms July to October

  • Short lived perennial - readily self-seeds

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Prefers full to part sun, in wet to medium soils. Grows up to 3’ tall. Blooms July to October. A beautiful late season flower that is easy to grow and adaptable. Will form colonies, is a short lived perennial that will reseed itself. Contains toxic compounds that are harmful if eaten in large quantities - deer resistant. The tubular deep-blue flowers attract large numbers of bees, butterflies, moths (including the Nocturnal sphinx moth) and hummingbirds. It is typically pollinated by bumblebees.

  • Native to Maine (species has been extirpated)

  • Full sun to part shade

  • Medium to wet soils

  • Grows up to 3’ tall

  • Blooms July to October

  • Short lived perennial - readily self-seeds