Cathy's Campanula sarastro spreads 2–3 ft wide, 18" tall. Cut back hard after flowering to keep compact and prevent self‑seeding; may induce second flush. Black "eggs" on clematis are likely seeds, not ant eggs. Don't kill ants — they benefit the garden. Stake with green bamboo stakes and green twine around the clump.
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