Campanula punctata has large, stripey-pink, bell-shaped flowers and fits well into my perennial border. It's certainly very different to
Campanula Medium White and
Campanula persicifolia 'Alba' and variety is what I want. The label says that this clump-forming perennial has a nodding pink, bell-shaped flower, speckled red inside, and is suitable for sunny borders and should be planted in sandy, well-drained soil. It flowers from late spring to mid summer and achieves a height of 30cm (12in) and a spread of 45cm (18in). Mine is planted in a loamy soil at the top end of my garden where it receives full sun and has good drainage. It seems to be doing just fine.My soil is a clay soil but has had a lot of compost added to it.
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| Campanula punctata |
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| Inside Campanula punctata flower |