me again...Lobelia rainbow cascade
By Mookins
Norfolk,
United Kingdom 
planted these seeds ages and ages ago, only 2 have grown and so I now have 2 seedlings one is about 20cms high the other is nearly 30cms high!!
when they said cascade I presumed it meant like hanging over, but these are like little trees straight up.
they have started to show some sign of flower buds at the top, but what now?
I dont really know where to put them and wont just chuck them its seems to wasteful
x x x
27 May, 2009
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oh mookins, that last 3rd of Bamboo's comment just made me smile. How sure are you on a scale of 1 to 10?!
No offence, and maybe you have planted the right thing. I mix them up all the time - my cousin thought I'd given her a pot of young turnip plants, but no they turn out to be white radish...
27 May, 2009
Im sure it is I will take a photo later then you can decide
x x x
28 May, 2009
hehe just had fellow GOYer round craftnutter and she said its definatly NOT lobelia!!
so what it is I dont know, when we come back from the dentist Il get a picture uploaded
x x x
28 May, 2009
goodness!! I've no idea what that is, but can't be a lobelia, surely?
29 May, 2009
isnt it huge? I couldnt get it all in the picture. Ive now had to move it as the shelf it was on was to high and was bending over cos it was touching the sloped part of my greenhouse
x x x
30 May, 2009
Just checked back and oh boy, how not lobelia is that ...
30 May, 2009
sorry! that was a bit harsh!!
30 May, 2009
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They grow upright to start with and then flop over and cascade down, if that's what you've really got growing.
27 May, 2009