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Campanula rotundifolia Harebell

Harebell Campanula rotundifolia , photo by John Glover
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  • Harebell Campanula rotundifolia , photo by John Glover
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Plant details

  • Common Name: Harebell
  • Genus: Campanula
  • Species: rotundifolia
  • Skill Level: beginner
  • Exposure: full sun
  • Hardiness: hardy
  • Soil type: chalky/alkaline, well-drained/light
  • Height: 0.25m
  • Spread: 0.25m
  • Time to plant seeds: March to April

A well known and favourite wild flower, which can be easily spotted in short grassland and roadside verges in summer when it becomes covered in thimble-sized blue bells. Given the rich soil of a border its flowering will be even more pronounced, but it may spread a bit too quickly for most.

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