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Lobelia siphilitica / Great Blue Lobelia in Durham, NC
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Lobelia siphilitica / Great Blue Lobelia in Durham, NC
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Some of the native flowers I planted are finally blooming!!! Weโll see if the pollinators are as excited as I am!
Itโs my first time growing these plants in general, so Iโve only had pictures to go off of for what their colors and shapes would look like. The beebalm in particular is stunning- Iโm really pleased with it even if it IS doing its level best to get killed by a fungus ๐ญ
Holiday stuff. I donโt break out the flowers until you-know-what (Christmas) is out of the way. My mom gave me that snowman years ago. ๐คโ๏ธ
i've never really understood why so many purple flowers are just named 'blue this' or 'blue that'. must be a little like how elizabeth taylor's eyes were described as 'violet' despite being blue
My photos: September 2023
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Blue Lobelia Lobelia siphilitica West Dane Conservancy, WI 22 August 2019
Lobelia puberula / Downy Lobelia at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
Spider Acres Native Plants: Great Blue Lobelia. The lower three petals of the flower provide a landing pad for a bee. A bee of the correct weight, a bumblebee most of the time, will depress the petals while it works to crawl inside the flower to get nectar. The stigma is bent downwards and rubs pollen on the bees head and back.
