St. John's, NL (Zone 5b) | November 2004 | positive
This is a very different bellflower. First, it comes from a tap-root therefore cannot be divided...it must be grown from seed. The lea...Read Moreves are smooth and shiny and form a rosette. the stems reach to 8" but trail along the ground. Large pale pink to white bells are produced in July. The edges of the flowers have long hairs, somewhat like those of the bearded bellflower, B. barbata. Very different but an overall easy plant to grow. It is native to Armenia.
This is a very different bellflower. First, it comes from a tap-root therefore cannot be divided...it must be grown from seed. The lea...Read More