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Campanula - Bellflower
The Campanula is a cheerful garden plant. They grow so many flower heads that this plant is ideal for borders and rock gardens, they also look beautiful in flower pots. Campenullas are easy to maintain and available in the colors blue, white, pink and purple. They provide your garden with flowers all summer long.
Campanula glomerata Alba 9cm£3.50Only 2 leftCampanula glomerata 'Alba' blooms with beautiful clusters of bell-shaped white flowers above dark green foliage. ... Learn More
Campanula poscharskyana£4.25Stock 35Campanula poscharskyana is very popular due to its pretty blue star-shaped flowers and trailing habit. It is semi evergreen in warm areas and... Learn More
Campanula carpatica Blue Clips x 5£9.95Out of stockOut of stockCampanula Blue Clips, this lovely ground covering bell flower blooms continually from June until late September. Ideal for borders, pots and... Learn More
Campanula haylodgensis White Bali£5.25Out of stockOut of stockWonderful for the front of raised beds, rockeries and mixed containers to enjoy all year round. A hardy plant if protected from the hardest frosts.... Learn More
Campanula glomerata 'Superba' 9cm£3.50Out of stockOut of stockCampanula Superba forms a low clump of large green leaves and medium-tall upright stems in early summer, bearing large, showy clusters of rich purple... Learn More
Campanula Garganica 9 cm£3.95Out of stockOut of stockCampanula garganica or adriatic bellflower is a low growing, mat-forming, perennial. The mid-green oval leaves are evergreen or semi-evergreen... Learn More
Campanula portenschlagiana Dark Take 12£5.50Out of stockOut of stockCampanula portenschlagiana's suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Campanula portenschlagiana is suitable for plants along the edges of the terrace... Learn More
Campanula portenschlagiana Iris 10 cm£5.25Out of stockOut of stockCampanula portenschlagiana's suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Campanula portenschlagiana is suitable for plants along the edges of the terrace... Learn More
Campanula Hybrid Blue Like Mee 10 cm£5.75Out of stockOut of stockCampanula Hybrid Blue Like Mee is a crossing where several species are included. Campanula Hybrid Blue Like Mee Has filled flowers, and is... Learn More
Campanula portenschlagiana Porto 10 cm£6.50Out of stockOut of stockCampanula portenschlagiana's suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Campanula portenschlagiana is suitable for plants along the edges of the terrace... Learn More
Campanula Haylodgensis Blue Bali 10 cm£5.95Out of stockOut of stockWonderful Campanula haylodgensis Blue Bali for the front of raised beds, rockeries and mixed containers to enjoy all year round. A hardy plant if... Learn More
Campanula portenschlagiana Royal£6.50Out of stockOut of stockCampanula portenschlagiana Royal is suitable for planting along the edges of the beds and borders, or in pots and containers. They can be planted... Learn More- Campanula carpatica Blue Clips£4.25Out of stockOut of stockCampanula carpatica Blue Clips is a lovely ground covering plant with large bell blooms; if spent flowers are removed regularly it will continually... Learn More
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Campanula also known as rampion bellflower, rampion, or rover bellflower
Campanula -flowering abundantly all the way through summer and producing bell or star shaped flowers in of blue, purple, pink and white. They can be grown in cracks and crevices, pots or raised beds.
Campanula plants grow well in sun or shade however the flower colour is at its best when they're grown in shade. Campanula carpatica Blue Clips makes a great ground covering plant.
Campanula punctata Hot Lips will be smothered in tubular bell-shaped, pale purple flowers with dark purple speckles on the inside all summer long.
Campanula punctata White Bells is a compact growing Campanula that blooms with large white tubular bell-shaped flowers enhanced by the dark green foliage from June - October.
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