Great Blue Lobelia – Native Plant of the Day 09/03/2023
Photo from 09/03/2014. Location: Blue Ridge Parkway, Virginia.
More photos / info at the Lobelia siphilitica detail page.
Great Blue Lobelia – Lobelia siphilitica
Ontario Lobelia – Native Plant of the Day 08/19/2023
Photo from 8/18/2015. Location: Island in the Lake Huron North Channel, Ontario, Canada.
More photos & info at the Lobelia kalmii detail page.
Ontario Lobelia – Lobelia kalmii
Palespike Lobelia – Native Plant of the Day 07/14/2023
Photo from July 10, 2010. Location: Cloudland Canyon State Park, Dade County, GA.
More photos / info at the Lobelia spicata detail page.
Palespike Lobelia – Lobelia spicata
Gattinger’s Lobelia – Native Plant of the Day 05/13/2023
Photo from 05/11/2017. Location: Couchville Cedar Glade, Davidson County, TN.
More photos / info at the Lobelia gattingeri detail page.
Gattinger’s Lobelia – Lobelia gattingeri
Gattinger’s Lobelia, a native species, has been added to the USWildflowers database (12/13/2018.) Scientific name is Lobelia gattingeri. Photo below was taken in the Couchville Cedar Glade in Davidson County, TN on May 11, 2017. Go to the Gattinger’s Lobelia detail page for more information and photos.
Gattinger’s Lobelia – Lobelia gattingeri
Cardinal Flower – Native Plant of the Day 09/27/2018
Photo from 09/26/2009. Location: Walker County, GA.
More photos / info at the Lobelia cardinalis detail page.
Cardinal Flower, Scarlet Lobelia – Lobelia cardinalis
Downy Lobelia – Native Plant of the Day 08/30/2018
Photo from 08/21/2010. Location: Walker County, GA.
More photos / info at the Lobelia puberula detail page.
Downy Lobelia – Lobelia puberula
Ontario Lobelia, a native species, has been added to the USWildflowers database (09/05/2015.) Scientific name is Lobelia kalmii. Photo below was taken on a small island in the North Channel of Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada on August 19, 2015. Go to the Ontario Lobelia detail page for more photos and information.
Ontario Lobelia – Lobelia kalmii
Two new photos of Great Blue Lobelia – from September 2014 – are now on the Lobelia siphilitica detail page.
Several years ago the Chattanooga Valley Church of the Nazarene generously opened a walking track next to a creek on their property in Flintstone, Georgia and made it available to the public. My wife and I take advantage of that track from time to time, and have been surprised and pleased by how many wildflowers grow in the area. Yesterday was a beautiful day, so we walked the track, and I went back later to photograph the wildflowers. Here are a dozen native species blooming now along the track.
Among the first wildflowers you notice along the creek is Green-headed Coneflower.