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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Campanulaceae	Lobelia amoena	Southern Lobelia	Marshes, streambanks, seeps, floodplain forests.	W. NC and e. TN south through w. SC to c. GA and ec. AL; disjunct in FL Panhandle and Coastal Plain of GA and SC.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia apalachicolensis	Apalachicola Lobelia	Wet pine flatwoods, seepage areas, roadside ditches.	Endemic to Franklin, Leon, Liberty, and Wakulla counties, FL
Campanulaceae	Lobelia appendiculata	Pale Lobelia	Pinelands, prairies, roadsides, calcareous prairies, oak-hickory woodlands, pine flatwoods, loess plains grassland remnants, usually in mesic or dry soils; also in roadsides and pastures.	AR and se. KS south to LA and TX; disjunct east of the Mississippi in c. AL, MS, and e. LA.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia batsonii	Streamhead Lobelia	Wet streamheads, white cedar swamps, and seepage slopes.	Endemic to the Fall-line Sandhills Region of NC and SC.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia berlandieri	Berlandier's Lobelia	Along streams, other moist sites.	S. and se. TX south to s. Mexico.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia boykinii	Boykin’s Lobelia	Pondcypress savannas and depression meadows.	NJ and DE south to w. Panhandle FL, s. AL, and s. MS (Sorrie & Leonard 1999).
Campanulaceae	Lobelia brachypoda			C. and w. TX south to Mexico.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia brevifolia	Shortleaf Lobelia	Pine savannas, pine flatwoods, and bogs.	Endemic to the East Gulf Coastal Plain of c. and w. Panhandle FL, west through s. AL and s. MS to e. LA (Florida Parishes).
Campanulaceae	Lobelia canbyi	Canby’s Lobelia	Depression ponds, Carolina bays, pine savannas.	NJ to GA in the Coastal Plain; disjunct in Coffee County (and other nearby counties), TN, and in Bartow County, GA, with other Coastal Plain plants.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia cardinalis var. cardinalis	Cardinal Flower	Streambanks, riverbanks, marshes, swamp forests.	NB, QC, ON, MN, CO, UT, and s. CA south to c. peninsular FL, TX, and south through Mexico and Central America to Colombia.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia cardinalis var. phyllostachya	Southwestern Cardinal-flower	Creek-banks, other moist situations.	W. MO, s. NE, s. CO, s. UT and c. CA south to SON, TAB, and Honduras.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia chinensis	Chinese Lobelia, Creeping Lobelia	Tidal river banks.	Reported for s. NJ and adjacent PA (Rhoads & Block 2007; Kartesz 2010).
Campanulaceae	Lobelia dortmanna	Water Lobelia	Ponds, shores.	NL west to AK, south to NJ, PA, MI, MN, SK, AB, and OR; also in Europe. Attributions to MD are not corroborated (W. Knapp, pers. comm., 2015).
Campanulaceae	Lobelia elongata	Longleaf Lobelia	River and stream margins, floodplain forests, marshes, tidal marshes, bogs, pine savannas.	Primarily a Southeastern Coastal Plain endemic from DE to se. GA, rarely inland onto the lower Piedmont of NC and SC.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia erinus	Edging Lobelia	Escaped or spreading from cultivation. to disturbed, open areas	Native of South Africa.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia feayana	Bay Lobelia, Feay’s Lobelia	Open, moist areas.	Ne. FL (Duval County) and e. Panhandle FL (Madison and Taylor counties) south to s. FL.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia flaccidifolia		Depression ponds, swampy woods along rivers and streams.	C. SC and E. GA south into Panhandle FL, west to sw. AL (and presumably s. MS); disjunct in sw. LA and e. TX.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia floridana	Florida Lobelia	Wet pine savannas and flatwoods, depression ponds.	S. GA (Jones & Coile 1988) and Panhandle FL west to LA; disjunct in se. NC (historically). McVaugh (1936) reports this species for Wilmington, New Hanover County, NC, based on a collection by MacFarlane in 1909 (PENN). The specimen is correctly identified and there is a written account of MacFarlane visiting the site on the label in 1909, so the record is plausible.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia gattingeri	Gattinger’s Lobelia	Calcareous glades.	Endemic to sc. KY south through c. TN to n. AL.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia georgiana	Georgia Lobelia	Swamps, floodplain forests, wet places.	E. VA to Panhandle FL, inland to w. NC and e. TN.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia glandulosa		Seepage slopes, pitcherplant bogs, streamhead margins, pine savannas, pine flatwoods, margins of beaver ponds.	E. NC to s. FL, west to s. AL. Prior reports from the Piedmont are erroneous, most referring to L. elongata and L. georgiana. Previous reports from north of NC are based on confusion with the similar L. elongata; 'Lobelia glandulosa Walt. was reported by Kearney (Botanical Survey of the Dismal Swamp, 1901) from "open, fresh-water marshes of Northwest River (#2378)" ' (Virginia Botanical Associates 2022).
Campanulaceae	Lobelia homophylla	Pineland Lobelia	Wet hammocks, ditches, pastures.	Ne. FL south to s. FL.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia inflata	Indian-tobacco	Fields, meadows, gardens, open woodlands, disturbed areas.	PE west to MN, south to GA, AL, se. MS, e. LA, s. AR, and se. OK.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia kalmii	Kalm’s Lobelia	Calcareous swamps.	NL (Newfoundland) and BC, south to PA, e. WV, OH, IL, and MN.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia nuttallii	Nuttall’s Lobelia	Pine flatwoods, bogs, pine savannas.	NY (Long Island) south to FL Panhandle on the Coastal Plain; less commonly disjunct inland to w. NC, w. SC, KY, and TN.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia paludosa	White Lobelia	Wet pine flatwoods, pine savannas, ditches, dune swales.	Se. GA (Jones & Coile 1988) and FL Panhandle south to s. FL.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia pedunculata	Blue-star Creeper	Disturbed areas.	Native of Australia.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia puberula	Downy Lobelia, Purple Dewdrop	Forests, openings.	NJ, se. PA, s. OH,s. IN, s. IL, se. MO, AR, and OK, south to c. peninsular FL and s. TX.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia reverchonii	Reverchon’s Lobelia	Bogs and seepages.	W. LA and e. TX; reports from the Florida parishes of LA and MS appear to be in error.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia rogersii	McVaugh’s Lobelia	Bogs, wet pine savannas.	Endemic to the Gulf Coastal Plain of GA west to e. LA, rarely inland in adjacent provinces of AL.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia siphilitica	Great Blue Lobelia	Bottomlands, moist forests, ditches, wet meadows, streambanks.	ME, ON, MN, and WY, south to GA, AL, MS, AR, and TX.
Campanulaceae	Lobelia spicata	Pale Spiked Lobelia, Palespike Lobelia, Highbelia	Meadows, woodlands, disturbed areas.	NS west to AB, south to GA, AL, MS, LA, OK, and MT.