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Bellflower

Campanula 'Jelly Bells'

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Overview

The Campanula 'Jelly Bells', commonly known as Bellflower, is a delightful perennial with striking bell-shaped, lavender-blue flowers. Its upright stems reach 18-24 inches tall and spread up to 12 inches wide, thriving in full sun to part shade. Blooming from early to late summer, it adds a vibrant yet soft touch to borders and cottage gardens. Hardy in USDA zones 4-8, it requires well-drained soil and moderate moisture.

Sun FullWater MediumZones 3–9Type Ground cover, Perennial

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Medium
USDA zones
3–9

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Ground cover, Perennial
Family
Campanulaceae

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Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — Blooming from early to late summer, it adds a vibrant yet soft touch to borders and cottage gardens, image 76
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — It prefers well-draining soil; and the overall spread of the plant can span from 12 to 24 inches.<br><br>In addition to
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — is a delightful perennial with striking bell-shaped
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — ground cover / perennial for full; adding an environmentally friendly aspect to its allure, image 72
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — Hardy in USDA zones 4-8, it requires well-drained soil and moderate moisture
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — commonly known as Bellflower; blooming from early to late summer, it adds a vibrant yet soft touch to, image 73
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — and the overall spread of the plant can span from 12 to 24 inches.<br><br>In addition to its visual appeal, image 85
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — Its upright stems reach 18-24 inches tall and spread up to 12 inches wide, thriving in full sun to part, image 75
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — For best flowering results, choose a site that receives full sun to partial shade
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — For best flowering results, choose a site that receives full sun to partial shade; its upright stems reach 18-24 inches
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — slender stems that can grow to heights between 12 to 18 inches; making it an excellent candidate for a variety of
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — It prefers well-draining soil
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — specifically the Campanula 'Jelly Bells'; indicating robust temperature tolerance, image 78
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — The blooms are borne on upright; is a delightful perennial with striking bell-shaped, image 59
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — the Campanula 'Jelly Bells' is hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — It prefers well-draining soil; and the overall spread of the plant can span from 12 to 24 inches.<br><br>In, image 64
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — the Campanula 'Jelly Bells' is hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8; ground cover / perennial with blue and violet, image 62
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — indicating robust temperature tolerance; specifically the Campanula 'Jelly Bells', image 87
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — is a charming perennial that graces gardens with its vibrant presence and bell-shaped blooms; blue and violet flowers in
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — adding an environmentally friendly aspect to its allure; ground cover / perennial for full, image 69
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — is a delightful perennial with striking bell-shaped; the blooms are borne on upright
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — ground cover / perennial for full; adding an environmentally friendly aspect to its allure
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — specifically the Campanula 'Jelly Bells'; indicating robust temperature tolerance
Bellflower (Campanula 'Jelly Bells') — ground cover / perennial with blue and violet blooms; the Campanula 'Jelly Bells' is hardy in USDA zones 4 to 8
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