Campanula, Carpathian Bellflower, Carpathian Harebell, Tussock Bellflower 'Blue Clips'

I have five of these as well as 5 white clips in a small garden for a ground cover. First of all this plant should be listed as "Rabbit F...Read Moreood"-because they ate two of them. left a small mound of greenery, hopefully they will come back next year. the ones that didn't get eaten bloomed-not very many flowers and don't last long. I should have planted snow in summer instead. they don't seem to be bothered by rabbits and spread quickly with tiny white flowers all over them. Don't bother with these.

This is a reliable, long-blooming plant, and since I'm a fan of flowers in the blue/purple color family, it is one of my favorites. It w...Read Moreorks well as either a border or filler plant and tolerates a wide range of sun/shade conditions.

I bought these at my local nursery this spring. They were not in bloom and were depicted as blue. Mine are PINK! I still love them and t...Read Morehey are continuing
to bloom. I have planted the dried flower buds. I am in Zone 9 and have not had many hot days this season. I have staked them to keep them from flopping over and they already have new buds coming up. Nice addition and get many
compliments.

I grew Campanula "Blue Chips" from seed. I think every seed germinated. The plants were extremely hardy as I kept waiting to find the "r...Read Moreight spot" to plant all these plants. I kept dividing the plants and putting them in more pots. I finally planted them in bright shade or the north side of my house and bascially forgot about them. They have bloomed all summer with an occasional watering. I also planted some in hanging baskets with other bigger flowers They did not do as well. These flowers are very easy to germinated by winter sowing. The blooms are quite small but many, and the blue is pretty intense: I would call it a royal blue.