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Laguna® Royale Blue Pearl Lobelia
Lobelia erinus 'WNLOBLCBE23' USPPAF, Can 7,277
A vibrant, trailing beauty perfect for cascading color in baskets and borders.
- Plant Type
- Perennials & Annuals
- Width
- 10–12 In.
- Height
- 8–12 In.
- USDA hardiness zone
- 9 - 11
- Sun requirements
- Part Sun, Full Sun
- Plant developer
- Proven Winners
- Design image count
- 6
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Create design onlineAbout Laguna® Royale Blue Pearl Lobelia
Laguna® Royale Blue Pearl is an annual lobelia with deep blue flowers and a white eye. The selection code WNLOBLCBE23 links this current trade name to the earlier Laguna® Compact Blue with Eye listing.
## Plant Profile
The [Laguna® Royale Blue Pearl plant page](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/lobelia/laguna-royale-blue-pearl-lobelia-erinus) describes a mounded, compact plant with an 8–12-inch height and a 10–12-inch spread. It is suited to containers, window boxes, edging and landscape plantings, and attracts bees and butterflies. The listed hardiness range is USDA zones 9a–11b.
## Growing Conditions
This selection grows in part sun to sun and blooms from planting until frost. Proven Winners describes the Laguna Royale types as denser and rounder than older Laguna forms. Its page recommends average watering and well-drained soil; allow the soil surface to dry before watering again, since the plant does not tolerate wet roots. It is more heat tolerant than older lobelias, though a prolonged period of very warm nights can pause flowering.
## Maintenance
The flowers are self-cleaning, so routine deadheading is unnecessary. If hot nights interrupt bloom, lightly trim tired stems to encourage branching, then maintain even moisture as temperatures cool. Ensure containers and window boxes drain freely.