Bellflowers — Tall American bellflower (Campanula americana) Seeds
$ 4.75
A mid-summer-blooming biennial wildflower with tall spikes of delicate bell-shaped flowers attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. Dramatic in a garden; self-sows.
Native to Maine: No. Native south and west of New England.
Growing conditions: Sun to part shade in medium soil
Grows up to: 2-5'
Blooms: In mid-summer
Pairs well with: Swamp milkweed and three-lobed coneflower
Natural habitat: Woodlands and edges with moist soils
Seeds per packet: 50-100
Germination Code(s): A and C
"A" seeds do not need a winter or cold period to germinate, while "C" seeds need light to germinate. Sow these seeds on the soil surface and leave uncovered, outdoors in pots from November through April. A great species for beginner seed-sowers.
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