By Rosalieg
Ontario,
Canada 
Can someone confirm whether this is a type of Campanula, and if so, what kind? It is approximatley 14" tall, grown in shade, zone 5.
Thank you.
10 Jun, 2012
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Phyteuma of some kind? Or if you are really lucky Physoplexus comosa.
10 Jun, 2012
Don't know what it is but as soon as it's identified, i'll be ordering a dozen for work. Love it !!!
10 Jun, 2012
Not a campanula as such, but of the campanula family. Something like a phyteuma, Rampion, as Owdboggy suggests.
10 Jun, 2012
Could well be a phyteuma Owdb. Possibly orbiculare?
http://www.robsplants.com/plants/PhyteOrbic
In which case it is campanulaceae.
10 Jun, 2012
Definitely phyteuma...well it looks exactly the same as my phyteuma Phyteuma Scheuchzeri - Rampion'....just gorgeous!! much nicer than campanula!
10 Jun, 2012
Thank you all for your help. I believe it is likely Phyteuma Scheuchzeri. It really is a beauty!
10 Jun, 2012
Very welcome! :D
10 Jun, 2012
Glad we sorted that one and, I agree, lovely - though so are some of our campanulas.
10 Jun, 2012
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