How to Propagate and Grow
Biennial Campanula

Campanula originate from Northern Europe and are a large genus of perennials, some of which are clump forming.

Leaves range from small heart shaped to ivy shape to oval to lance shape.

Flowers range from bell shape to funnel to star shape.

With there being so many species, around three hundred, it makes this garden plant very diverse.

You should be able to find one suitable for any part of your garden.

Family: Campanulaceae

Species: C. glomerata

Common Names: Clustered Bell flower, Canterbury bell.

Classification: Biennial.

Height: 60cm (24inches).

Flowering: From spring through summer.

Usage: Ideal for borders and beds.

Plant them in groups for a dramatic effect.

Site: Grow them in full sun, they thrive in it!

They will also do well in partial shade.

Soil: Any rich, moist but free draining soil.

Propagation Methods: By seed in spring or early summer.

Best germination temperature: 70 deg F.

Sow seeds on surface in light, do not cover with compost.

Time from sowing to germination: 14 - 28 days. How to sow seeds

By division in spring or summer.

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