Lobelia cardinalis Cardinal Flower

Lobelia cardinalis Cardinal Flower

$9.00
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Description

Lobelia cardinalis (Cardinal Flower) 3-4ft tall when blooming; late summer flower spikes are bright red and are preferred by hummingbirds! Appreciates moisture. Partial shade to full sun. SIZE: 1gallon
Zone 4-9

Reviews

  • 5
    Lobelia cardinalis

    Posted by Jerry Tate on May 17th 2024

    A great plant. I have no problem with the quality of plant material I purchase. I find it difficult to establish.

  • 5
    Lobelia cardinalis

    Posted by Sherry Gerald on Oct 4th 2022

    This plant has a large root system, and I planted in a place where it should thrive - wet and sunny. It's doing good already!

  • 5
    Lobelia cardinalis

    Posted by Jerry Tate on Aug 16th 2022

    I've never received anything but superior plant material from this nursery.

  • 5
    LOBELIA CARDINALIS CARDINAL FLOWER

    Posted by Daniel Smith on May 12th 2022

    Excellent as always

  • 5
    healthy plants

    Posted by Eileen on Apr 27th 2022

    Plants in great condition, very well packed!

  • 5
    cardinal flower

    Posted by jill peterson on Apr 27th 2022

    arrived in super condition nice and big and strong. great packing hardly any plastic which is great.

  • 4
    Cardinal flower

    Posted by Jeanette Foster on Jun 3rd 2020

    Contacted owner about 1 broken branch. She advised and will be planting by pond today

  • 5
    As advertised

    Posted by Unknown on May 27th 2020

    In mid-May, I received a small (~8"), single, robust plant in good health and with enough potting soil to plant directly. Although packed quite well, during the 3 days of shipping it apparently had been stored upside down, such that it arrived with a substantial kink. Fortunately, after about three days in the ground it regained full turgor pressure and is doing well. Good quality.

  • 5
    Can't wait until summer

    Posted by John on Dec 25th 2019

    The Cardinal Flower was packaged very well with green leaves and nice rootball. I fully expect this perennial to survive the transplant.