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Best luck we have had is by sowing them into flats in the winter and leaving them outside in the cold. This year we had great germination and have well over 300 each of cardinal flower and great blue lobelia planted out into pots. We have a nursery which is why we grow so many.
@@BackyardEcology Silver Springs park outside Ocala has red and blue. I wanted to bring some home.🥺 They also have wild monkeys roaming along the backwaters of the river. From Tarzan movies filmed there that escaped. I actually got video of them!
Two years ago I planted a few blue lobelias in my garden, now this year they've taken over my whole property! there's about 50 - 75 of them. They're beautiful but how can I keep them from killing off all my other flowers and plants?
Lobelia has tiny dust like seeds that disperse readily. The best way to keep it from spreading to places you don't want it to is to remove the flower stalks after the plant has quit flowering.
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More flowers, less fireworks 🎉
My thoughts exactly!
I’ve been planting them in container ponds with canna and they do amazing! I love lobelia! ❤
Sounds like a perfect spot for a lobelia!
Sooo gorgeous
They are awesome flowers!
I tried to start these from seeds. I had such a hard time getting them to germinate. Better luck next time
Best luck we have had is by sowing them into flats in the winter and leaving them outside in the cold. This year we had great germination and have well over 300 each of cardinal flower and great blue lobelia planted out into pots. We have a nursery which is why we grow so many.
Are they growing in more damp areas of your property?
The cardinal flower is in areas that tend to hold water better when it rains. The great blue lobelia is in areas with more average soil.
@@BackyardEcology I have to go with blue next spring.
@@davehendricks4824 They will draw a ton of pollinators!
I had cardinal flower. You’re right, it likes a lot of water and my yard is too dry.
I always find it growing in swamps and along creeks, along with great blue.
@@BackyardEcology I’ve seen it in the rivers kayaking west central Florida with my son.
@@davehendricks4824 It will grow well if it has wet feet.
@@BackyardEcology Silver Springs park outside Ocala has red and blue. I wanted to bring some home.🥺 They also have wild monkeys roaming along the backwaters of the river. From Tarzan movies filmed there that escaped. I actually got video of them!
@@davehendricks4824 You never know what critters you will find in Florida.
Two years ago I planted a few blue lobelias in my garden, now this year they've taken over my whole property! there's about 50 - 75 of them. They're beautiful but how can I keep them from killing off all my other flowers and plants?
Lobelia has tiny dust like seeds that disperse readily. The best way to keep it from spreading to places you don't want it to is to remove the flower stalks after the plant has quit flowering.