Campanula rapunculoides, open pollinated
Wild Flower.
Enchants the garden with its violet flowers from June to September.
The perennial forms runners and spreads vigorously.
If you don't want it to spread, cut off the seed heads. Cultivation in pots or with a root barrier is recommended.
Very popular with wild bees.
Height: 30cm (12") to 100cm (40")
Hardiness: Biennial
Where: Full sun, also thrives in poor soil.
When: March/April inside or from the end of March to July outside; growing in pots is recommended.
Spacing: 50cm (20")
Harvesting/Flowering: June to September
A paradise for insects, especially wild bees
By the way: these seeds are packaged in grass paper
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