Campanula Appeal

Soil conditions for growing bellflowers can be any pH range, including highly acidic.or from rhizomes. Master how to grow campanula bellflowers for long-lasting alpine native flowers that will enliven the landscape in borders and rock gardens.is a group...

If you leave any tiny chunks of the tuber-like roots, the plant will regrow.You may be able to get the upper hand by smothering the plant, which is generally possible only if creeping bellflower is limited to small patches.

In their native haunts, they are found exclusively in the northern hemisphere, with most species centred around the Mediterranean region. This article will introduce you to the most common border bellflowers.

Make sure they have well-draining soil in a fairly sunny location.When planting, make the hole large enough to accommodate the seedling but not too deep, as the top portion of the roots should remain at ground level.

This creeping perennial plant spreads quickly once transplanted into beds and borders.Serbian bellflower plants remain short, growing to under a foot in height, but will spread quickly to 3 feet across.

In this survey,the Harebell ,or Scottish bluebell landed at number three on the top ten list."The Harebell Hunt" (2005) was conducted by volunteers in Europe for Plantlife International; The Wild Plant Conservation Charity.

They may be arranged in clusters, solitary or spikes. With so many species, it is not surprising that there is great variation among the species. One of the mainstays in the rock garden are bellflowers.

Grows 20-24'' tall. The plant becomes a thick clump of deep green foliage with lots of thick flowering stems that are weather resistant and great for cutting. This fantastic hard to find perennial energizes the summer garden with lots of deep rich violet...

Long-lived and cold hardy, it will be a favorite in the sunny garden for many years. This early blooming perennial produces lots of gorgeous azure blue flowers starting in late spring and continuing into summer on 18-20'' plants.

With larger blooms and stronger stems than other Bellflowers, this variety boasts charming lilac-blue double flowers which are perfect for cutting and ideal for sunny borders. This perennial forms a tidy basal mound with dapper dark evergreen foliage...

Somewhat slow-growing; give this plant a special place in the garden where it will not be overtaken by larger perennials. Lavender blue, star-shaped, upward-facing flowers smother the foliage from late spring to midsummer, often repeating sporadically...

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Persicifolia varieties, this one also forms a basal mound of long, leathery, evergreen, dark green leaves. It is unique from other C. Bell-shaped, 2-2.5”, pure white flowers are produced on strong stems from early summer into late summer if spent flowers...

1.5-2in cup shaped, violet blue flowers and dark green foliage. One of the earlist blooming Campanula carpatica types on the market with good vigor and uniformity.

Blooming starts in early summer and continues for weeks. With its superb violet-blue bell flowers, Takion Blue will be a favorite in your garden for years to come. It grows 16-20'' tall with a 12'' spread in sun to light shade and makes a great container...

1-1.5in cup shaped, pure white flowers and dark green foliage. One of the earliest blooming Campanula carpatica types on the market with good vigor and uniformity.

Clustered Bellflower has been a longtime favorite of cottage gardens, attracting butterflies and resisting deer. The size of the plant makes it perfect for containers or the front of the border.

This cultivar is unique from other C. It also has upward and outward facing flowers rather than the standard downward facing flowers. Persicifolia varieties in that it is about half the typical height.

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Forms compact, uniform clumps making it a good choice for edging, containers, the front of borders, or growing among rocks. Tends to be more compact than other carpaticas and blooms 2-3 weeks earlier.

You can do this in late winter for spring blooms, or in late summer to set the plants outdoors in autumn for flowering the following spring. Packet is 25 seeds. Prepared to flower heavily right through summer, this small plant adds a lot of charm to the...

Deadhead for longer bloom in early summer. Trachelium has a long history in gardens, in England and the colonies. Once called Bats in the Belfry, and the original Canterbury bell, C.

The florets have sturdy petals that hold up well during transport and in bouquets. For outdoor cuts, use 12 x 12" spacing.) Champion Pro varieties produce slightly smaller florets than traditional Campanula varieties, but they produce more blooms per...

The florets have sturdy petals that hold up well during transport and in bouquets. For outdoor cuts, use 12 x 12" spacing.) Champion Pro varieties produce slightly smaller florets than traditional Campanula varieties, but they produce more blooms per...

Soil pH: Does best in a soil with a neutral to slightly alkaline pH level. It should be placed in a rich, moist but well-drained site, about 1.5-2' apart, in part shade to full sun.

The florets have sturdy petals that hold up well during transport and in bouquets. For outdoor cuts, use 12 x 12" spacing.) Champion Pro varieties produce slightly smaller florets than traditional Campanula varieties, but they produce more blooms per...

It prefers calcareous soils, at an altitude up to 1,500 m (4,921 ft) above sea level. * The species is native to the North Temperate Zone of Eurasia, from Europe to Japan. * Blue-purple flowers in a mass at the top of the stalks in June and July and perhaps...