Lobelia cardinalis 'Queen Victoria'
Cardinal Flower 'Queen Victoria'
- Early Autumn 2017
- 16
- 7
- Late Summer 2017
- 19
- 6
- Late Summer 2017
- 22
- 5
- Mid Summer 2017
- 12
- 1
Lobelia cardinalis 'Queen Victoria'
- Early Autumn 2017
- 16
- Late Summer 2017
- 19
Morning peeps, seem a gust was too much for my poor lobelia still still in bloom 😀
Morning Jeremy, what a shame, I staked mine before Aileen hit. 🙁🙁🙁
Wish I had Jane, but will know for next time 😏 still got 4 stems still blooming and bought some supports at the Harrogate flower show 😃
Morning Jeremy such a shame about the damage atleast the rest of the plant look good 😘👍
Supports are such good investments I wanted to buy some more but run out of hands need to go on list for Spring one 👍
It now has one of the 9 I bought! Bit late but never mind 😃
- Late Summer 2017
- 22
Now really coming on 😊
Looks great 👌 I've just ordered lobelia Tania a hot pink one 💕
Oh I wish mine would flower. ❤❤❤
I'm gutted.have tried for 2yrs to grow this one.but got stood on or pulled out with 🐱.now I managed this year was looking fab the blooming wind snapped it.😠
@pelly I'm sure it will Jane, @struddles oh dear, fingers crossed for next year
- Mid Summer 2017
- 12
New acquisition in #Bed1JPea
The poor lobielia suffered yesterday but I believe it's due a Chelsea chop, I think that's what we do for autumn?
Morning Jeremy, the Chelsea Chop is usually done in May, it's best to leave some growth on perennials to give them some protection over winter. 😊😊😊
Definitely needs a chop but without the Chelsea 😊👍 That's done around the time of the Chelsea flower show to help stop plants flopping, such as Sedum. I didn't do it, so mine are flopping 😂 Good morning by the way
Thanks Jane, then I'll just deadhead the rest and put a mulch over the base @pelly
Thanks Susan, I'm learning what to chop and what to not, really appreciate all the help here. I wish I had a book that you could look up each plant and read seasonal care...
I leave half of most of my perrenial leaves on Jeremy and tidy up in Spring it protects your plant as well as your mulch as the frost will hit the tops oppose to the base growth and its that what you will cut off in Spring 😆
That sound like a good plan Keely I'll do the same 👍👍