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cardinal flower: see lobelia lobelia (lōbēl`yə), any plant of the genus Lobelia, ..... Click the link for more information. . cardinal flowerAny of several closely related species of the genus Lobelia, perennial plants of the lobelia family, native to North and Central America. All bear spikes of scarlet, lipped flowers on leafy stems up to 5 ft (1.5 m) tall. L. cardinalis and L. splendens, considered to be one species by some authorities, are taller than L. fulgens, the Central American parent species of the garden cardinal flower. The blue cardinal (L. siphilitica) is smaller than the others and has blue or whitish flowers. cardinal flower traditional symbol of eminence. [Flower Symbolism: Jobes, 290] See : Fame |
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As the summer progresses, all those blooming blossoms bring not only daily visitors, but masses of hummingbirds, drawn to the nectar and insects found in the blossoms of salvia and cardinal flower, one of the few perennials found on the property. Already new forest floor species such as foam flower, alum root, heart-leaved aster, bleeding heart, and cardinal flower are thriving. Bee balm (monarda), ornamental sages (salvias), fuchsia, trumpet vine, vining honeysuckles, penstemon and cardinal flower (lobelia) are all good choices. |
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