Campanula 'Elizabeth': Pale Pink Bells with Dark Speckles

Campanula 'Elizabeth' – Long-Blooming Bellflower

From early summer to fall, 'Elizabeth' produces abundant purple-flushed pale pink bells (2–3 inches) with dark speckles inside. Lightly scented. Toothed bright green leaves. Evergreen foliage through winter. Forms low-maintenance hardy perennial clumps.

Growth Habit Note

By late fall, older crowns die out and new rosettes appear at ends of underground rhizomes, giving the illusion of movement. Not ideal for formal beds but great for naturalized plantings, under deciduous trees, cottage and rock gardens, woodland paths.

Care & Propagation

Full sun to partial shade (especially in South), average to rich moist well-drained soil. Avoid waterlogged soil. Stems may need support in shade. Divide every 3–4 years in fall. Pests: slugs, snails.

Key Facts

• Height/Spread: 1–3 ft.
• Light: Full sun to part shade
• Moisture: Medium
• Bloom: Early summer to fall (pink)
• Foliage: Evergreen
• Features: Good cut flower, fragrant