Lobelia

Lobelia is an herbaceous plant that belongs to the Campanulaceae family and originated in central and eastern Europe and western Asia. an erect, annual, or biennial plant that grows to a height of around 150 cm. The appearance of all species differs from one another. However, all species have simple, alternating leaves with two-lipped tubular blooms that have five lobes on each side.

Although blue lobelia is the most popular shade, the plant also comes in red, white, vivid purples, and delicate shades of pink or lavender. In full light and well-drained soil, lobelia grows well. The plant grows well in both chilly climes and those with warm, sunny summers. Numerous butterfly species are drawn to them by their tasty nectar and vibrant colors. Therefore, lobelia is a better choice for a rock garden or butterfly garden.

A milk-like secretion can be found in the hairy stem. July through August are when flowers bloom. The fruit was shaped like a capsule and was completely encased in a persistent green calyx. This fruit was made up of countless little capsules that are easily dispersed by the wind. Lobelia was grown for decorative purposes.