Thumbell Violet Blue Campanula Bellflower Plant - 1 quart pot

Campanula rotundifolia ‘Thumbell Violet Blue’, also known as Bluebells of Scotland. Let me share some details about this lovely perennial:

• Plant Description: Campanula rotundifolia forms a low mound of green, grassy-looking leaves. Its taller, upright stems bear graceful, nodding violet-purple bells during early summer through to fall. This delightful plant is an improved form of the wild Bluebells-of-Scotland, making it an excellent addition to your garden. 

• Flower Characteristics: The soft violet-blue flowers hang singly or in clusters at the tip of slender, wiry stems. These bell-shaped blooms add a delicate touch to your landscape.

• Ideal Uses: Campanula rotundifolia is versatile. You can use it for:

  • Edging the Border: It looks charming along the edges of garden beds.
  • Containers: Plant it in pots or containers for a pop of color.
  • Rock Gardens: Its compact form suits rock gardens beautifully.
  • Walls: Consider planting it in wall crevices for a cascading effect.

• Growing Conditions:

  • Sun Exposure: Full sun or partial shade.
  • Soil Type: Normal, sandy, or clay soil.
  • Soil pH: Neutral, alkaline, or acidic.
  • Soil Moisture: Average to dry or moist.
  • Care Level: Easy to maintain.

• Additional Details:

  • Native Range: Campanula rotundifolia is native to North America and much of the Northern Hemisphere.
  • Division: Easily divided in spring or early autumn.

*Please Note: Some soil may be removed, and the plant may be trimmed before shipping.