Campanula
Bellflowers
Campanula is the largest genus in the bellflower family, Campanulaceae, with over 500 species spread across the northern hemisphere, most around the Mediterranean across to the Caucasus. The species are very diverse from prostrate high alpines, to tall meadow and woodland plants. Two species, Campanula rotundifolia and Campanula uniflora are native to Iceland (*).
A rock garden plant with large, blue flowers.
Korean bellflower is a tall perennial with white flowers.
A compact rock garden plant with violet flowers.
Campanula rotundifolia 'Alba'
A variety of harebell with pure white flowers.
Diamond bellflower is a medium sized perennial with blue-violet flowers.
Campanula punctata 'Beetroot'
A variety of spotted bellflower with beetroot red flowers.
Spotted bellflower is a medium sized perennial with pink, spotted flowers.
A mat forming rock garden plant with purple flowers.
Harebell is a native species of bellflower with lilac coloured flowers.
Campanula portenschlagiana
Dalmatian bellflower is a low growing rock garden plant with purple flowers.
Fairy bellflower is a medium sized perennial with light blue flowers.
Canterbury bells is a biennial plant that bears white, pink or purple flowers in it's second year.
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