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Lombardy Poplar

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Tulip Tree / Tulip Poplar

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Norway Spruce
Colorado blue spruce
Douglas fir
Canadian Hemlock
Dawn Redwood

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Scarlet, Red Maple
Black walnut

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Scots or Scotch Pine

Fast Growing Hedging Plants
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Canadian Hemlock - tall and one of the fastest Evergreen
American Arborvitae - not so quick or so tall, more elegant Evergreen
Douglas fir - good for wind break or background Evergreen
Hybrid Poplar - One of the fastest Deciduous
Siberian Elm - one of the fastest growers Deciduous

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Lobelia - Flowering Perennials

Perennials : Ajuga | Aster | Astilbe | Balloon flower | Bee balm | Black eyed Susan | Columbine | Cone flower | Coral bells | Coreopsis | Day lily | Dianthus | Diascia | Gaillardia | Geraniums | Grasses, ornamental | Heucherella | Hibiscus | Hosta | Iris | Jacobs ladder | Leopard plant | Lobelia | Lungwort | Mountain bluet | Penstemon | Peony | Salvia | Scabious | Sedum | Spiderwort | Thyme | Tiarella | Verbena | Veronica | Yarrow | Roses

Lobelia is a large and varied Genus that contains the well known half hardy summer bedding plants in shades of blue and purple that adorn so many hanging baskets and other containers so admirably.

Less well known are the perennial Lobelia species and varieties which are quite different in habit in that they are generally large upright plants from 12 to 36 inches in height. The flowers are unusually shaped and on closer inspection the family resemblance can be seen with the annual varieties.

They may be grown in full sun to partial shade, though most do better with some shade during at least part of the day. The exceptions to this are the semi-aquatic varieties that happily grow with permanently damp to wet roots. Unsurprisingly, no members of the group are really drought resistant.

Propagate by seed or division in spring.


Lobelia - Grape Knee-Hi
zones 4-9
partial sun

Lobelia - Queen Victoria Cardinal Flow
zones 4-9
partial sun

Lobelia - Royal Fuchsia
zones 5-9
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