Lobelia puberula
Downy Lobelia
Native/Alien: |
Native |
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Type: |
Perennial |
Size: |
2.5 ft |
Light: |
Sun, Part-sun |
Soil Moisture: |
Mesic -Hygric(*) |
Bloom Time: |
July - October |
Bloom Area: |
SW |
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Buds and Blooms These plants were found in a fairly dry sewer easement, although it did puddle up in the tractor ruts.
Raleigh-Durham area |
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Closeup of Stem with Buds
Raleigh-Durham area |
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Closeup of Stem with Blooms
Raleigh-Durham area |
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Closeup of Blooms
Raleigh-Durham area |
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Blooming Plants
Black Mountain, late August |
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Buds and Blooms
Black Mountain, late August |
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Closeup of Blooms
Black Mountain, late August |
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Links: |
USDA PLANTS Database Record NCSU Plants |
Notes: |
Items of note are that the blooms have one white mark (vs. two on the great blue), and the flowers seem be on one side. |
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