A classic choice for cottage gardens, Canterbury bells send up leafy stems 2.5–4 feet tall bearing loose clusters of bell-shaped flowers 1–2 inches across. Blooms appear in late spring to early summer in traditional blue plus purple, violet, lavender, pink, and white. Space plants 15–18 inches apart for best effect.
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