RE: Lobelias

Bill,
Mine are in a bog. No pots. Most of my pond plants have been unpotted
over the years. Kinda just tucked under a rock or two... Seems the roots
being exposed, clean and purify the water a whole lot better that way.
Besides, I couldn't stand the smell when I had to repot them.... and who
has time for that! Easier to just yank them out when someone wants a
start :)

Donna

> 
> I've never ordered lobelias by mail, Donna. Does anyone know a catalog
> with a
> good selection?
> 
> Locally I've bought 'Grape Knee Hi' --a purple one.  Don't recall the
> names
> of the others.  But there are also different shades of red than the
> lobelia
> cardinalis you are probably growing. I don't know whether these other
> cultivars can take growing in a pot submerged in a pond, though.
> Bill Lee
> 
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