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Common Name - Great Blue Lobelia |
| Scientific Name - Lobelia siphilitica |
| Family Name - Bellflower
(Campanulaceae) |
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Season |
Late summer autumn perennial. |
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Habitat |
Wet places, swamps, ditches and shorelines
of small lakes and streams. |
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Flower |
Blue, irregular bell shape, with
5 petals. Two petals project upwards and 3 spread downwards.
The petals unite above the base to form a tube. The tube is striped. |
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Leaves |
Alternate, simple, toothed, and pointed.
Individual leaves are 2" to 4" long. |
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