A curious, effete plant which is not long lived - a couple of seasons seems about its limit but it self-seeds quite happily. Wiry growth with small leaves makes a complex looking airy mass and numerous small pale pinky white campanulate flowers add the finishing touch.
A very floriferous plant, capable of completely covering itself in a mass of violet-blue bells. Sunny spot in the rock garden or mixed border where a two-foot mound of vibrant blue can be admired.
Campanula chamissonis 'Major' 9cm...£2.50
A creeping species,soon forming a dense mat of quite glossy, slightly toothed foliage, just over which are held large blue and white chalices in Summer. Quite a sight when flowering well.
Campanula choruhensis 9cm...£3.00
Clumps of slate-blue toothed leaves and surprisingly large white,flushed pink, flowers. These are produced en masse all over the plant and makes an excellent specimen for a cold greenhouse.
This is a very compact and dwarf-flowering form; healthy-green leaves in congested clumps and on short stems, round heads of purple-blue flowers.
Gorgeous creeping mat of small dark green leaves and literally hundreds of sumptuous deep purple-blue bells held on short wispy stems just above the foliage. One of the best...
Campanula kolenatiana 2ltr...£3.25
A foot-high dome of mid-green spathulate leaves and large pendulous bells in violet-blue on this accomadating campanula.
Campanula ledebouriana 7cm...£3.00
A mound forming campanula, with slightly coarse, gently toothed spathulate leaves and a lovely show of two-tone pale lilac blue and white flowers in dense heads on short, radiating stems. An underrated plant which flowers throughout the summer.
A small creeping species making deep grey-green mats of foliage beneath upward-facing bells of blue-purple. Choice.
Large dark pink bell flowers on 15-20cm stems over clumps of dentate blue-green foliage. A good form for an herbaceous border where its rumbustious good nature won't overwhelm its close neighbours.
