The photo is quite blurred, so it's hard to make out exactly what it is. Do have a 'macro' setting on your camera? If so (it's indicated by a little flower symbol), try photographing the plant again.

It's a campanula of some sort, if you're here another month there should be seed by then, I've grown several varieties from seed and they are very easy to germinate,or some spread by runners so if you look at the base of the plant you may be able to prise a rooted piece off and pot it up.

Doesn't look like any kind of campanula to me - for one thing, it seems to have purple foliage and stems.

We need a clearer picture, showing all the leaves and growth habit please.

Looks like one of the Campanula puntata types to me.

I agree that it looks like a Campanula punctata, possibly 'Beetroot' which has red young leaves and red stems.

One of the more vigorous Campanula. I don't see how ycould atke cutting.s but seed would propagete easily.

Campanula punctata, but I don't know the variety name.

I have a Penstemon mystica which i grew from seed some years ago which looks similar

Thank you one and all.Yes,it does have red foliage,the flowers are similar to a foxglove in shape...a bell.
Do not have my camera withme which does have "macro" mode on it.