Such a very delicate little flower, the lobelia is more commonly found in vivid blue, but also comes in pale shades of pink and lilac and white.
The tiny flowers are under 1/2 an inch (1 cm) across. 🙂
(Click on a pic to open in a new window and click again to see enlarged detail!) 🙂
The bunny seemed to be quite happy to be surrounded by these two lobelia plants! 🙂
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Oh I love the rabbit. Great photos for today 😀
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I used to have lobelia in all my hanging baskets, but they were cobalt or paler blue. I don’t think I’ve ever seen lilac-colored ones.
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This one is very pale, but i have a deeper shade also – will see if i can post some later next week! (They may be a new cultivar?? Always used to have the blue ones)
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