A pretty plant, but a terrible thug. Spreads quickly and aggressively by underground runners (rhizomes), and in some places by self-sowin...Read Moreg. Capable of quickly taking over a bed. Grow this where it won't be a threat to valued perennials.
Like most campanulas, this species does not grow well where summer night temperatures often remain above 70F.
I now regret planting this. It is completely taking over my bed by the road. I didn't think it would be able to do that in my sandy soil,...Read More especially in the harsh roadside conditions. I was wrong! Looks like I have a lot of digging to do. :(
This is a striking plant whose floral beauty is countered by it's aggressive nature. It is a vigorous self-sower, and also spreads by und...Read Moreerground runners. In a couple years it can take over vast territories.
This plant will grow anywhere from what I've read. I've grown it in my back garden in full DRY SHADE and it grew and flowered. Last year ...Read MoreI moved some to sunnier spots in clay soil and will see how they do. Over all... nice plant.
This species of Campanula forms large clumps and the flowering stems grow to about 3' tall. The flowers are long bell shaped and are whit...Read Moree to lilac/pink outside, spotted with darker purple inside. I think it is very 'elegant' in appearance. Best cultivated in sun to part shade. Propagate by seed, division, or cuttings. Hardy zones 5-9.
A pretty plant, but a terrible thug. Spreads quickly and aggressively by underground runners (rhizomes), and in some places by self-sowin...Read More
I now regret planting this. It is completely taking over my bed by the road. I didn't think it would be able to do that in my sandy soil,...Read More
This is a striking plant whose floral beauty is countered by it's aggressive nature. It is a vigorous self-sower, and also spreads by und...Read More
This plant will grow anywhere from what I've read. I've grown it in my back garden in full DRY SHADE and it grew and flowered. Last year ...Read More
Easily grown from seed. Native to Korea. Fast growing plant. Flowers are nodding, creamy colored and bell-shaped. Can be potentially invasive.
This species of Campanula forms large clumps and the flowering stems grow to about 3' tall. The flowers are long bell shaped and are whit...Read More