Lobelia
Lobelia is a perennial herbaceous plant belonging to the Campanulaceae family. Native to North and South America, it is very appreciated for its delicate bell-shaped flowers which brighten up garden beds and borders.Lobelia comes in different species, including including the lobelia cardinalis, with magnificent bright red flowers, or the lobelia erinus, with blue, purple or white flowers. These bright and varied colors make them ideal plants for bringing a touch of cheerfulness and dynamism to the garden.To plant the lobelia properly, it is important to choose a sunny location in partial shade, in a soil fresh, humus-rich and well-drained. This plant does not like intense heat and prefers temperate climates.Lobelia can be planted in spring, after the last frost, or in fall. It is recommended to space them approximately 20 to 30 cm to allow the plant to develop properly. A regular supply of fertilizer rich in potassium will promote…
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Lobelia
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