Lobelia cardinalis 'Queen Victoria' (Cardinal Flower)

A top performer that is perfect for the late summer garden, Lobelia cardinalis 'Queen Victoria' (Cardinal Flower) is a popular, upright, clump-forming perennial boasting a profusion of flower spikes densely packed with fiery scarlet, two-lipped blossoms from midsummer to early fall. Borne on erect, alternate-leafed stalks rising above a rosette of lance-shaped, beet-red leaves, this architectural plant adds vertical interest to the landscape. Extremely hardy, low care, and fairly pest and disease-free, Cardinal Flower tends to be short-lived, although it may self-seed in ideal growing conditions (without becoming invasive)!

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has alternate leafed stalks rising above a rosette of beet-red, lance-shaped leaves. Queen Victoria Cardinal Flower requires full sun to part

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