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Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer

Campanula Medium

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Overview

Canterbury Bells (Campanula medium), also known as Cup-and-Saucer, enchant with bell-shaped blooms rising 2 to 3 feet tall. This biennial displays violet, blue, pink, or white flowers in late spring to early summer. Suited for USDA zones 5-8, it thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers moist, well-drained soil. Ideal for cottage gardens and borders, it adds vertical interest and delicate charm.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, MediumZones 3–10Type Annual, BiennialClimate Subtropical, Temperate

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Extra in Summer, Medium
USDA zones
3–10

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Annual, Biennial
Family
Campanulaceae
Climate
Subtropical, Temperate

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Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — annual / biennial for full or half; adding life and movement to your client's serene retreat
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — The bloom period extends from late spring to early summer; also known as Cup-and-Saucer
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — Regular watering is essential, though they are moderately drought tolerant once established, image 69
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — Regular watering is essential, though they are moderately drought tolerant once established
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — space plants approximately 12 inches apart to ensure adequate air circulation; blue and, image 68
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — space plants approximately 12 inches apart to ensure adequate air circulation
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — annual / biennial with blue and violet blooms; the bloom period extends from late spring to early summer
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — Canterbury Bells (Campanula medium); this biennial displays violet, blue, pink, or white flowers in late
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — also known as Cup-and-Saucer
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — Each flower is borne atop a sturdy stem; making them versatile for varying design palettes
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — Each flower is borne atop a sturdy stem
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — The bloom period extends from late spring to early summer; also known as Cup-and-Saucer, image 65
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — They are ideal for adding vertical interest to mixed borders; canterbury Bells establish a, image 70
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — making them versatile for varying design palettes
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — A part of the Campanulaceae family; these plants are known for their captivating 'cup-and-saucer'
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — blue and violet flowers in the garden; are enchanting biennial plants that grace gardens with their
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — This biennial displays violet, blue, pink, or white flowers in late spring to early summer, image 54
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — annual / biennial for full or half
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — Canterbury Bells establish a striking presence in the garden; ideal for cottage gardens and, image 62
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — adding life and movement to your client's serene retreat; canterbury Bells (Campanula medium)
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — They are ideal for adding vertical interest to mixed borders
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — scientifically known as Campanula medium
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — enchant with bell-shaped blooms rising 2 to 3 feet tall
Canterbury Bells, Cup-And-Saucer (Campanula Medium) — Each flower is borne atop a sturdy stem; making them versatile for varying design palettes, image 67
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