Campanula - Champion II Pink

Campanula, also known as Bellflower or Canterbury Bells always makes me think that this must be where the fairies live. A truly unique and whimsical bloom that looks like it belongs in Alice in Wonderland. Flowers are a soft pink and when planted in the fall, will fill the gap between spring and summer. This beautiful bloom adds something just a bit different to bouquets and arrangements. Give this one a try in your garden and I know you’re going to love it as much as I do.

Planting: Seeds should be started in the fall or very early winter. Campanula, is a cool flower that needs the cold and short days of winter so that plants can get established to ensure a good stem length in the spring. Light is required for germination, surface sow seeds and cover with a very fine layer of vermiculite. 150 days to maturity

Harvesting: Stems are ready to be cut once bells have formed and about half of the flowers are open. It is best to harvest during the coolest time of the day.

50 seeds per packet

Latin name: Campanula medium

Hardy Annual, requiring full sun

Spacing: 9”

Height: 28” - 40”