Lobelia

Discussion in 'Other Plants' started by Phil A, Jun 3, 2013.

  1. Phil A

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    Am I right in thinking the slugs will have it away overnight? Just got some plugs of it, looking at them brings back memories of eaten stumps.
     
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    What type of Lobelia Ziggy?
    this? [​IMG]
    or this?
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    Slugs can't leap very high so the latter would be best I think :heehee:
     
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    • Phil A

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      Like the bottom one, Lobelia compact Mrs Clibran it says on the lable.

      Wanted it to cascade over the walls, bet it wont.
       
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      Wanted it to cascade over the walls, bet it wont.

      Had a look Ziggy. It will if you cosset it in prepared MPC troughs. It is only an annual of course. I think it's a lovely plant that deserves all the popularity it commands.
       
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        Oo, that's good then, got a Bogof on MPC today:)
         
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          It was a perennial for me (Herbaceous), bit of a thug, weedy type plant.. fortunately easy to pull out.

          Dont let me put anyone off who grows them as annuals though!
           
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