This 2–3 foot bellflower bears single or double flowers in white, blue, or pink. Biennial – flowers in second year.
May need support. Fertile, moist well-drained soil, neutral to alkaline pH. Full sun or partial shade. Cut back after flowering. Propagate by seed in cold frame in spring, division in spring/autumn, basal cuttings in spring. Same pests/diseases as other campanulas.
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