CAMPANULA SEEDS
Bellfowers - Elegant perennials for partly shaded borders - Easy from Seed
CAMPANULA CARPATICA SEEDS
This is a particularly lovely perennial ground cover campanula that features beautiful cup-shaped flowers on compact 6-9 inch plants. Great in the foreground of borders, for edging or in containers. Blooms in late spring and summer. Winter hardy to zone 3.
CUP AND SAUCER
Campanula Seeds
Campanula medium
Beautiful bell-shaped flowers (cups) with a broad colored calyx (saucers). A true biennial which blooms in the spring of the second season. They are superb cut flowers. Grows to 36 inches tall. Perfect for any cottage garden. Winter hardy to zone 5.
PR02429 DOUBLE MIXTURE CUP AND SAUCER
Campanula Seeds
This rare, heavy blooming selection features large, stunning blue, pink or white double dense flowerballs.
PEACH-LEAFED BELLFLOWER
Campanula Seeds
This 2-3 foot tall perennial has peach-like foliage and elegant blue or white open, cup-shaped flowers on sturdy stems. An excellent cutflower. Easy to grow from seed. Winter hardy to zone 3.
PR00770 WHITE BELLS
Peach-Leafed Bellflower Seeds
Campanula persicifolia grandiflora 'alba'
2 inch pure white flowers.
PR00760 CRIMSON SPOTTED
Bellflower Seeds
Campanula punctata 'Rubriflora'
The pendulous, tubular bell-shaped flowers vary in color from cream to purple and are spotted or flecked with bright crimson. The clump forming plants grow 12-18 inches tall and bloom freely throughout the summer. Winter hardy to zone 4.
CHIMNEY BELLFLOWER
Campanula Seeds
Campanula pyramidalis
Produces magnificent pyramidal panicles of star-shaped blue or white flowers from July to September on sturdy upright stems. They are excellent for cutting. Leaves are nearly heart-shaped and about 2 inches long. Grows 4-6 feet tall. and is an outstanding choice for the back of borders or large containers. Biennial. Winter hardy to zone 3. Seeds occasionally require chilling, instructions included.



How to Plant CAMPANULA SeedsSow in cell packs or flats press seed into soil but do not cover. Light aids germination. Kept at 70° F., germination is in 14-28 days. The Clips campanulas are transplanted into the garden 6 inches apart, and the taller varieties 12-24 inches apart.
