By Halliwell
North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Can anyone tell me the name of this plant as I have lost the label
- 18 Jul, 2010
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It does look like a rather superb Campanula glomerata.My only doubt is that ours flourish in deep shade whilst this one is in full sun.
18 Jul, 2010
Its lovely, is it hardy?
18 Jul, 2010
Many thanks for the replies and I think Spritzhenry is right as I have looked at other pictures and they seem exactly the same. This one is in the shade until mid afternoon when the sun is on it for a few hours. I'm not sure if it is hardy as we only got it this year.
Thanks,
18 Jul, 2010
Will answer the supplemantary question, our is as tough as old boots. This is the first winter we have lost any of the millions of seedling which come up everywhere in our Crevice garden.
18 Jul, 2010
Thanks OB
18 Jul, 2010
Minus 15C last winter, Drc, its a nice plant and dead easy.
18 Jul, 2010
Well I hope I come across one BB
18 Jul, 2010
Watch out if you do, Denise - it can be a thug!
18 Jul, 2010
Oh!
18 Jul, 2010
Well - you don't get told things like that on plant labels, do you?
18 Jul, 2010
No you dont and with some such as Leylandii in the 70's it been a disaster for some.
19 Jul, 2010
Shudder......
19 Jul, 2010
If it is Campanula glomerata...watch out!....it will spread like mad.
26 Jul, 2010
All the campanulas grow like weeds here !
26 Jul, 2010
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The flowers look like Campanula glomerata 'Superba', but I haven't seen such a big clump like that before, so I can't be certain.
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