Lobelia Rosamond Bulk Seeds - Lobelia Erinus

Lobelia Rosamond Bulk Seeds - Lobelia ErinusLobelia Rosamond Lobelia Erinus is a perennial plant native to southern Africa. Lobelia Rosamond seeds can be planted directly outdoors in spring after last frost, but if the seeds started indoors in winter 10 12 weeks before the last frost and transplanted later to a garden, the Lobelia plant will start to bloom earlier in late spring. Lobelia is categorized as an annual in most areas of the country except for frost free zones, and the lovely Lobelia

Lobelia Rosamond Lobelia Erinus is a perennial plant native to southern Africa. Lobelia Rosamond seeds can be planted directly outdoors in spring after last frost, but if the seeds started indoors in winter 10 - 12 weeks before the last frost and transplanted later to a garden, the Lobelia plant will start to bloom earlier in late spring. Lobelia is categorized as an annual in most areas of the country except for frost-free zones, and the lovely Lobelia Rosamond has leafy, branching stems that are covered with canopy of carmine-rose colored flowers with white centers. The flowers appear continuously all summer long adding a gorgeous display of pink color to a landscape.

Lobelia Rosamond has a compact and trailing growth habit, and it makes this flower a perfect ground cover or edging plant. Other garden uses include window boxes, hanging baskets, planters, containers, rock and butterfly gardens. Lobelia Erinus seeds germinate in 2 - 3 weeks, and Lobelia Rosamond likes to grow in moist, rich soil, and it does well in hot areas if deep, regular watering is provided. Lobelia self-sows itself once established.

PLANT PROFILE
Season: Annual/Perennial
Height: 4-5 Inches 
Bloom Season: Spring/Summer
Environment: Full Sun/Partial Shade 
Soil Type: Rich/Moist well-drained, pH 5.5-6.5
USDA Zones: 10-11 (As Perennial) All regions of North America (As Annual)

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS
Sow Indoors: Winter (10-12 weeks before last frost) 
Sow Outdoors: Spring
Seed Depth: Surface sowing - press seeds slightly into the soil
Germination Time: 14-21 Days