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The knee-high clump of sturdy, green foliage is comprised of compact, clump forming rosettes. Compared to other glomerata types, this new cultivar is much more floriferous, with its flower stems comprising about 2/3 of the height of the plant. Full clusters of small, star-shaped, lilac purple flowers are borne almost all the way up the strong, upright, well-branched stems.

This gorgeous cottage beauty has been improved. Tall 2½ -3 foot stems sport lovely deep purple cup-shaped blooms throughout summer. An outstanding bedding plant, Champion II Deep Blue is also ideal in mixed containers providing height and interest.

Campanula makes a nice addition to a cut-flower production in that it offers a bountiful crop in spring to early summer, often in the gap between early spring crops and summer annuals. Stems are sturdy and add structure, bulk, and visual interest to bouquets.

This gorgeous cottage beauty has been improved. Tall 2½ -3 foot stems sport lovely candy-pink cup-shaped blooms throughout summer. An outstanding bedding plant, Champion Pink is also ideal in mixed containers providing height and interest.

Campanula makes a nice addition to a cut-flower production in that it offers a bountiful crop in spring to early summer, often in the gap between early spring crops and summer annuals. Stems are sturdy and add structure, bulk, and visual interest to bouquets.

One of the earlist blooming C. carpatica types on the market with good vigor and uniformity. 1½-2" cup shaped, violet blue flowers and dark green foliage.

One of the earliest blooming Campanula carpatica types on the market with good vigor and uniformity. 1-1.5in cup shaped, pure white flowers and dark green foliage.

This species has been grown for centuries in cottage gardens, and is still an excellent choice for the border, or in mixed containers. Plants form a low mound of dark green leaves, bearing tall stems of large, open bright-blue bells during the summer months.