This tall species of Campanula, growing to 2 meters (6ft) in height, covers itself in masses of milky white or pale mauve blooms in early summer, making a spectacular show for traditional border plantings, or for a cottage garden.
This vigorous, upright perennial bears tubular-bell-shaped flowers in shades of blue, violet or white from axils of the upper leaves in summer. Height to 4 feet; spread 2 feet.
Vigorous, upright perennial 4 feet tall by 24 inches wide. In summer flowers are produced singly or in twos and threes in axils of upper leaves. Flowers are bell shaped, dark blue.
Perennial plant with upright arching stems to 50cm with shiny green leaves. Spreads rapidly by rhizomes. In summer flowers are tubular shaped in hanging bunches 4-8 cm long. The outside of the flower is washed with pink and the inside is spotted with maroon.
This compact perennial has blue-green leaves borne in whorls on the lower stem, alternately higher up on the stem. Bears clusters of balloon-like buds that open to 5-petaled purple-blue flowers with dark blue veins in late summer. Height 24 inches.
