Campanula species

bellflower

Plants of Home and Garden

These biennials and perennials are surface-sown, outside in late spring, light needed to germinate. Alpine species, such as Campanula portenschlagiana and Campanula cochleariifolia, can be sown in fall and grown in a protected location, i.e. a cold frame. May also propagate from basal cuttings in summer. Best grown in light shade, sun tolerated, moist well-drained soil. Transplanted in fall, if needed. Zone 3-9

See Also

Campanula isophylla (star of Bethlehem, Italian bellflower)

Related Topics

Cuttings
Cold Frames
Soil
Plants of Home and Garden

 
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