Diverse Garden Uses

Our Lobelia can be used in various garden settings, from flower beds and borders to rock gardens. These compact flowering plant varieties are suitable for filling gaps between larger plants and also perform well in hanging baskets and window boxes, adding beauty to both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Creates Stunning Visual Combinations

The vibrant blooms of our Lobelia plants add contrast and texture, pairing well with a variety of flowers. Mixing them with taller plants brings depth to your garden, creating eye-catching displays that stand out throughout the growing season.

Long-Lasting Blooms

With our Lobelia annual flowers, you’ll enjoy long-lasting blooms that maintain color and vibrancy throughout the season. These flowers endure varying climates, providing consistent beauty from summer to fall. Their resilience ensures your garden stays lively with little maintenance.

Relatively Easy to Grow

Growing our Lobelia garden seeds for planting is straightforward due to their easy-care qualities. They do well in well-drained soil with moderate watering. Once established, they continue to bloom with minimal attention, making them a simple way to bring vibrant color to your garden.

Lobelia (Lobelia Erinus Mrs. Clibran) - Easy to grow from Lobelia seeds, Mrs. Clibran Lobelia plants are compact and free-flowering making them very useful for edging and also valuable for window-boxes, hanging baskets, and for a mass planting for a flowering ground cover. This variety of Lobelia is a showy and dependable edging plant that is generally categorized as an annual. Lobelia Mrs. Clibran has a compact growth habit with leafy, branching stems covered in brilliant purple flowers with white eyes. It loves to bloom and will produce blooms all summer until the first frost. Lobelia plants will live through the winter in mild, frost free areas to grow as a perennial ground cover plant. Lobelia prefers moist, rich soil and will continue to self-sow once it is established.

Growing Lobelia Erinus from seed is very rewarding! If starting Lobelia seeds outdoors, it will not begin to flower for two months after seed is planted. For quicker flowering, start the ground cover seed indoors 10 - 12 weeks before the last frost is due. Since the Lobelia seeds are very small, plant them on top of finely prepared soil without covering them. Transplant Lobelia seedlings after all danger of frost is passed, spacing them 6 inches apart. Remove flower spikes after blooming to produce further growth.