Growing
up to 6’ high and as wide, it has large felted light grey-green leaves and
impressive flower spiked covered in hooked red bloom, which are a particular
favorite of humming birds. Given a sunny site with excellent drainage and room
to grow, this Lobelia will make an impact in any garden. This large perennial
is not what most people expect when they hear the name ‘Lobelia’, but once you
see it growing you will not forget it.
Sorry about the neighbors Tow Truck in the background in the video!
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So cool that the hummer let you get so close! LOVE Lobelia tupa...wish I had room for one :-(
ReplyDeleteTupa envy ..I'm now on my fourth try...so sad
ReplyDeleteThat's one happy hummingbird! I'm adding lobelia tupa to my plant shopping list. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt seems to be temperamental for some, but all I had to do was stick it in the ground.
DeleteAwesome video! My Lobelia tupa isn't blooming yet. Portland area gardens are always a little ahead of ours!
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