Canterbury Bells

Latin name: Campanula medium L.

Canterbury bells are biennial plants that can reach heights of 60–80 cm. These charming flowers produce semi-double, bell-shaped blooms measuring around 4 cm in diameter. Ideal for creating a vibrant flower garden, they thrive in areas shielded from strong winds and can be cut for beautiful bouquets when the first lower buds begin to open.

These flowers are particularly suitable for rural homesteads and are typically grown in clusters, making them one of the first summer flowers to bloom in the garden. They will flower in the second year after sowing, providing an excellent return on your gardening efforts. Canterbury bells are hardy and do not require winter covering, allowing for easy maintenance and care.

For best results, sow the seeds in a sunny spot with well-drained soil. With patience and care, these delightful flowers will add a splash of color to any garden setting.

Additional Info:

Hermetic packaging: Yes
Quantity in a packet: 0.3 g
Number of seeds per gram: ~4000
Distances, cm: 30x40
Height: 60-80 cm
Transplantation: VI-VIII
Sunny place: Yes
Half shadow: Yes
Biennial: Yes
Color: Pink
Packaging: 0.3 g
Vegetation: Biennial
Suitable for growing: Flowerbeds
Climate: Sunny
Weight: 0,3 g

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