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Performs well here in sandy loam in Z6a. I find occasional seedlings, but it isn't weedy or invasive. Clumps spread slowly but not aggres...Read More
This plant does have 3 disadvantages, which other commenters have also mentioned: (1) The flower stems fall over. (2) It is aggressive....Read More
Carefree plant! I have these growing in 3 pots. The one w/ the most sun (pt sun at best) is very vigorous w/ a ton of cheerful looking ...Read More
I deadhead each individual bloom as it fades, using my thumbnail. The short (approx one inch) stem that leads to the individual flower i...Read More
I planted three of these last year in midsummer. They never bloomed. However, this year they began to bloom in late May and it looks li...Read More
The first year I had this plant in my new garden it provided welcome long lived color. But, it self-seeds so aggressively it pushes out o...Read More
live in Ottawa Canada and really like this plant. I have white, blue and purple. They will rebloom if you deadhead. Not a problem over...Read More
On 2/19/07, I wintersowed seed of C. persicifolia alba, and it germinated profusely on 3/28/07. The seed was sown on a topping of gritty...Read More
I liked the flower to a certain extent, but I found I was pulling it up.... once too often from self-seeding. I have other Campanulas t...Read More
Thriving well in zone 3b, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada!
The white form of this flower makes quite a statement in the garden in early summer with its tall spires of pure white bells. It is very ...Read More
This is a gorgeous companion plant for roses!
This grows wild/naturalized on my land, probably planted 40 or more years ago. It is a tad hyperactive, but so old fashioned lovely it ca...Read More
This is one of the flowers I look forward too the most each year. I had it planted next to a chamecyparis where it bloomed very happily ...Read More
This plant has performed beautifully for me in poor conditions. Planted 3 from pots in spring 2001--2 in deep full shade (dry) and one in...Read More
This plant does very well in lower Westchester County, NY (region 6b), where it takes hard frosts with no mulch. It propagates very easi...Read More
The white variety was longer lasting in my garden, but both it and the blue provided fine spikes of late-spring color. They got taller t...Read More
I tried twice 2 plants a year for 2 years in a row already but none of them survived the winter and came back the following spring. This ...Read More
Peach-leaved bellflowers are perennial and hardy from zones 3-7. It forms a basal rosette of narrow leaves and sends up multiple 3-foot s...Read More