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stem-end rot
The feathery scale-like needles are a bright grey-blue that holds it's color year-round
Cut to ground late winter or early spring to promote growth
Whorls of violet blue flowers on airy pinnacles cover the foliage from mid summer into fall
(2) Photo by Dick Culbert
Lobelia cardinalis 'Queen Victoria' ~ Queen Victoria Cardinal Flower attractive-foliage stem-end rotQueen Victoria Cardinal Flower is an upright native herbaceous perennial with glossy deep burgundy foliage that may bronze when the flowers emerge. Erect stalks of vibrant bright red tubular flowers bloom from mid summer into fall. Prefers afternoon shade and consistently moist to wet well drained soil. Foliage is highly toxic if ingested. Lobelia cardinalis acts as a native host for several species of butterflies, and the nectar as a food source for
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