Campanula sarmatica
at Digging Dog
Bellflower
The definitive bellflower, Campanulas melt your heart as they ring in the summer. The genus includes nearly 300 species, from dainty miniatures to stalwart uprights; we can’t resist using them in almost every garden design. Campanulas prefer filtered sun inland, full sun on the coast. Campanula sarmatica 
Gracing American gardens since the 1800s, this rarely offered, endangered Campanula fashions an attractive gray-green rosette of crinkled, arrow-shaped leaves, each with a rounded base, a somewhat fuzzy surface and long petioles. The dainty floriferous display of soft blue, flared bells borne on
one-sided, upright racemes belies its rugged character.
A sun tolerant, clumping perennial, Campanula
sarmatica’s quiet charm can be admired along a border’s edge or atop a wall accompanying Diascia ‘Coral Canyon’.
Blooms July–August. Size: 16"–20" high x 12" wide; hardy to zone 5. Campanula sarmatica (P-1171)
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