Intermediate Bellflower

Overview

The Intermediate Bellflower (Campanula intercedens) is an herbaceous perennial native to the grassy areas of high mountain ranges in central Europe. Its robust stems, between 10-25 cm long, produce a profusion of bell-shaped flowers, usually pale blue with white twists around each petal. This flower has three sepals and three petals with a funnel-shaped corolla that hangs gracefully from the plant. Its foliage is also attractive; dark green, oval-shaped leaves. The Intermediate Bellflower does best in evenly moist, well-draining soils and prefers partial to full sun. With its striking flowers and neat, compact habit, it is an excellent summer plant to add to any garden.

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