I thought this was lobelia when I bought it, but when I returned home after a month and a half, it had grown so tall that it can’t be. Does anyone know what it is?
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
a look at the leaves in addition might help
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I know but I’m so lazy that I try for a little help from my friends first.
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Can’t help you on this one!
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WHY DOES THE NAME COLUMBINE COME TO MIND?
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State flower of Colorado..and I remember them from my mother’s garden.
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I’m thinking it may be a delphinium of some kind. 😀 😀
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Thanks, Cee.
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I agree with Cee. I’m thinking it’s some kind of delphinium as well.
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Looks like Lobelia Starship blue.
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Thanks, Sue. I’ll be sure they see this and I will do it myself.
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It worked, Sue! Thanks so much. I’m going to add this to the body of the blog.
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Thanks so much, Sue. I’ve advised others to do so as well. Worked for me!!!!
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My pleasure, Judy.
I’ve just heard that someone using MS Windows is having the same problem! I thought it was confined to Apple devices.
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Yes. The friend who first told me about it had a non-Apple device. Then I tried and had the same problem on my Apple.
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When we come across these issues we automatically assume the fault lies with the site we’re visiting.
When an update to the WP platform occurs such as the addition of a new code, some of our browsers, if not recently updated continue to use what is already in its memory and that causes the problem.
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And, I think you are right about the lobelia. I had only seen the low bushy type that was more fragile.
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