List by Plants' Species A - Z
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Here you will find all species listed in alphabetical order. Please refer to the regular category concerning quantity of seeds per package and detailed sowing and cultivation recommendations for each plant species => click on "More Details »" => on the new product detail page click on the category on the bottom left side "Try these categories" |
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Campanula glomerata ssp. dahurica (Siberian Clustered Bellflower)30 (50)cm, Siberian Clustered Bellflower is native throughout Russia (Siberia) and has densely packed clusters of bright bluish purple, funnel shaped flowers above middle green leaves. V-VI. |
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Campanula glomerata ssp. farinosa40 (60)cm, beautiful subspecies from central Asia with large, dense flower clusters of a rich violet color on upright, tall stems. Flowers a little bit later than the type species. VI-VII. |
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Campanula grossekii100 (150)cm, elegant broad racemes with numerous deep blue, widely opening flowers in VI-IX. |
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Campanula komarovii30 (70)cm, semiperennial with a basal leaf rosette and upright stalks with yellowish green, serrated leaves and quite large, rich blue flower bells. A rare native of dry meadows in the Caucasus. Easily grown in any rich, well drained soil in a sunny spot. Will readily self-sow under suitable conditions. V-VII. |
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Campanula lactiflora120 (200)cm, very large bellflower with numerous light blue to milky inflorescences above yellowish green leaves. For a sunny to partially shaded spot in any soil providing some humus and good drainage. VI-VIII. |
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Campanula latifolia var. macrantha (Greater Bellflower)80 (120)cm, Greater Bellflower is a showy species with erect stalks covered with quite large, dark blue flower bells and serrated leaves. Native of meadows and borders n woods in Eurasia. For any rich, well drained soil in partial shade to full sun. Excellent in the rock garden. IV-V. |
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Campanula makaschvilii |
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Campanula medium70 (100)cm, Campanula from S Spain with strong spikes of very large flowers (up to 5cm in length !) in shades of violet blue (rarely white). VII-IX. |
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Campanula patula (Meadow Bellflower)20 (30)cm, Meadow Bellflower makes filigree stems with pale lilac-blue flowers above narrow, lanceolate leaves. Native of meadows throughout Eurasia. For any rich, well drained soil in a sunny spot. Excellent in the rock garden. V-VII. |
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Campanula patula ssp. abietina (Perennial Meadow Bellflower)20 (30)cm, Perennial Meadow Bellflower is similar to he species, yet more robust in all parts. Makes filigree stems with pale lilac-blue flowers above narrow, lanceolate leaves. Native of montane meadows throughout Eurasia. For any rich, well drained soil in a sunny spot. Excellent in the rock garden. V-VII. |
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Campanula persicifolia (Peach-leafed Bellflower)70 (120)cm, Peach-leafed Bellflower, a mixture of white and blue flowering plants. These make a 20cm ø basal leaf rosette out of which various flowering stalks emerge with large flower bells. Easily cultivated in any rich, well drained soil in a sunny spot. V-VII. |
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Campanula poscharskyana15cm, outstanding ground covering Campanula for the rockery, bearing a succession of violet, star shaped flowers from VI-XI. |
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Campanula punctata30cm, makes beautifully large, white pendulous bells, spotted red inside. A perennial species from northern Chinr for any rich, humus rich and well-drained soil in partial shade or full sun. Increases very well by stolons and seeds. V-IX. |
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Campanula punctata f. rubriflora |
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Campanula rapunculoides80 (100)cm, Eurasian, middle sized bellflower with erect growing stalks covered with light blue flowers. For a sunny spot in any well drained soil in a sunny spot. VI-VII. |
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Campanula rapunculus40 (80)cm, fragile looking and very adoptable Campanula from NW Africa to Siberia and south-western Asia with lax, light blue flowers on erect stalks. Sunny to partially shaded spot in any well drained soil. VI-VII. |
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Campanula rigidipila |
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Campanula rotundifolia30 (50)cm, Harebell, from the N hemisphere, with its delicate nodding, blue, bell shaped flowers in summer. Sunny to partially shaded spot in any well drained soil. VII-X. |
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Campanula sarmatica50 (70)cm, middle sized, erect growing Campanula with densely flowered stalks. For any sunny spot. V-VII. |
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Campanula saxifraga ssp. saxifraga15 (20)cm, a superb dwarf bellflower species with large rich blue flower cups above a basal rosette of hairy leaves. For any humus rich, well drained soil in a sunny spot. An excellent plant for the rock garden. IV-V. |
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Campanula scabrella (Rough Bellflower)7cm, Rough Bellflower is a dwarf species with greyish-green leaf rosettes and upwards hold purplish-blue to blue flowers. Seeds from a certified wild collection in Siskiyou County, California, USA at some 2.700m. For any rich, well drained soil in a sunny spot. Excellent in a protected spot in the rock garden. V-VI. |
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Campanula sibirica30cm, a decorative plant from E Europe with dense tufts of hairy leaves and leafy stems bearing dense, drooping panicles of large, violet blue flowers in summer. Rare and attractive plant for a very sunny spot. V-VI. |
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Campanula speciosa30 (40)cm, Pyrenean Bellflower, a rare Campanula from rocky places and scree in the Pyrenees. Makes a rosette of hairy foliage and has beautiful pyramidal clusters of blue-violet, very large, bell shaped flowers in VI-VIII. |
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Campanula takesimana |
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Campanula thyrsoides ssp. carniolica30 (60)cm, as the species but slightly larger and less compact in all parts. Rarely seen subspecies. As the species it is suited for any rich, well drained soil in full sun. Ideal in the rock garden. IV-VI. |
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