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Thu, Sep 18, 08 at 11:56
| ...but which one?
I was going to ask if it's a hummer plant, but while I was getting ready to take the pic, a little female answered that question. TIA
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| I would've though Lobelia siphilitica - mine is blooming now. Nice picture. |
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| It's certainly a beautiful form with the dark stems! Worth saving seed, too. I haven't seen as handsome a Lobelia as that one. |
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| This is a great photo. I just had to come back and look at it again. You should submit it to Botany Photo of the Day, a website hosted by the University of British Columbia Botanical Garden. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Botany Photo of the Day for Sept. 22.
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| I asked an expert at the University of Tennessee ( they have a fantastic herbarium for searching species) It's Lobelia puberula. I was drooling over your photo.... ctnchpr ! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Lobelia puberula
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| Thanks, for your responses and kind words!! |
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