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Lobelia tupaDevil's Tobacco: Deer resistant. Bog tolerant, deciduous. An unusual form of lobelia from Chile. Doesn't resemble typical Lobelias. Attracts hummingbirds. Good cut flower. Scarlet flowers with red purple stems from summer to fall. 6 8' tall x 3 4' wide. Sun to part shade. Medium to high water.

Chartreuse colored flower heads in spring to summer

The fleshy rosettes spread on stems creating a White flowers attract pollinators

low water and summer dryness

Greenish brown flowers in the summer

Cool sun to part shade

Medium water and bright indirect light

Golden-yellow terminal flower spikes from spring-summer

Elephant's Foot Palm: Evergreen tree with an expanded caudex

roundish leaves

Tolerant of bog conditions

Small pink or rose flowers

Red Fountain Grass: Clumping semi-evergreen grass that grows upright 4-5'+ tall with dark burgundy-red foliage that arches gracefully outwards and produces one foot long red plume-like inflorescences from summer-fall

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