Campanula

CAMPANULA Campanulas are a major element in the summer garden; the genus displays great diversity in size and form providing everything from tiny trough species to huge gaudy border perennials. Admittedly the color range isn’t much, most are blue with the attendant albino versions, and what passes for pink or yellow is pretty pathetic, still how can you go wrong with blues and purples, at their best they rival the finest gentians in terms of color. Most are easy and free blooming, producing a spectacular display in the garden. For the rock gardener there are species that will test the patience of even the most skilful grower. Campanulas are an indispensable group of plants that can keep your interest for years; for as long as I have known her Betty Blake has been busy growing every species Crook lists, not to mention all the new ones. The list below should give you a fair start on her quest.



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Campanula 'Blue Gown'

Campanula 'Blue Gown'

Starry blue flowers with a white center, gray-green leaves, its still rather new for us but seems to be a solid performer.____ZONE 4
$12.00

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Campanula aff. aucheri

Campanula aff. aucheri

Farrer calls it a charming species for a choice bed or moraine and a darling of slugs - always keen to discern the very best. It should be on everyone’s must grow list, this beautiful relative of C. saxifraga and C. tridentata is surprisingly easy to please in the garden and never fails to put on an impressive floral display.
$8.00

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Campanula alliariifolia dwarf

Campanula alliariifolia dwarf

Graceful arching stems with long white bells, hanging pendulous from their lower side, this is a rarely seen dwarf form that we are much taken with.____ZONE 4
$8.00

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Campanula anomala

Campanula anomala

An attractive plant related to C. bellidifolia with tufted cushions of hairy leaves topped with solitary dark violet blue flowers on short stems.____ZONE 4
$8.00

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Campanula besenginica (tridens)

Campanula besenginica (tridens)

They have changed the name but this is still the same exquisite plant that graced our cover a few years back. One of the finest in the tridentata group it is beyond compare, besenginica is morphologically similar to C. Ciliata with the same dwarf habit and huge solitary pale blue flowers differing mainly in the tridentata like toothing of the leaves. An outstanding species Mojmir collected from alpine meadows and stable screes in the Western Caucasus at 2200m.
$8.00

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Campanula biebersteiniana

Campanula biebersteiniana

Former C. tridens now biebersteiniana. One of the finest in the tridentata group, they are morphologically similar to C. Ciliata with the same dwarf habit and solitary pale blue flowers differing mainly in the tridentata like toothing of the leaves. An outstanding species_____ZONE 5
$8.00

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Campanula carpatica 'Graham Giant'

Campanula carpatica 'Graham Giant'

Truth to tell, I’m not a big fan of carpatica, it wouldn’t break my heart if I never see another plant of ‘Blue Clips’. 'Graham Giant' is another matter however; flowers are huge and upward facing, (they caught Fred Case’s eye from halfway across the greenhouse). A compact seedling selected by Rick Lupp, it seems not to be half annual, I just hope it doesn’t turn ugly as it gets old, young plants are cute as hell.____ZONE 4
$8.00

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Campanula cochlearifolia 'Elizabeth Oliver'

Campanula cochlearifolia 'Elizabeth Oliver'

Outstanding named selection of cochlearifolia double flowered and compact, beautiful running around in a scree, a must for any campanula lover.____ZONE 4
$8.00

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Campanula cochlearifolia 'Miranda'

Campanula cochlearifolia 'Miranda'

Once thought lost to cultivation Farrer’s Miranda is a treasure, “ prodigiously free in growth… comely pale bells… in taller spraying showers… from summer right away till autumn.” Farrer who knew cochlearifolia as bellardii considered Miranda one of the greatest rock garden plants and who am I to disagree.____ZONE 4
$8.00

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Campanula cochlearifolia 'R.B. Loder'

Campanula cochlearifolia 'R.B. Loder'

Alluring fully double very pale blue flowers that age to pure white, this blooms a couple weeks later than 'Elizabeth Oliver' it rates very high with us.____ZONE 4
$8.00

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