Lobelia fulgens ‘Queen Victoria’, from Benary, is a spectacular herbaceous perennial that demands attention in the garden. This variety is renowned for its bold combination of saturated color and architectural form.
The plant forms an upright clump of stunning, lance-shaped foliage in a deep purple or bronze hue. Rising above this dramatic base are tall, terminal spires densely packed with intense, tubular, scarlet-red flowers. Blooming typically occurs in late summer and early autumn, providing essential late-season color.
This Lobelia cardinalis relative thrives in consistently moist to wet soil and performs best in full sun to partial shade. It is a favorite among gardeners seeking to attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Its vertical habit makes it an excellent focal point in perennial borders, pond margins, or rain gardens. It is generally hardy in zones 6-8, often grown as an annual in colder climates.




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