Tall Bellflower seed
Campanula americana
Tall bellflower, also called American bellflower, is a self seeding winter annual that reaches three to seven feet tall, creating a basal rosette that over winters, then shoots a tall stem the following year. Flowers are a bluish to violet purple, beginning in July and continuing all the way into September. Seems to prefer well drained, rich soil in hardwood forests but can also do well as a native landscaping plant with around half day sun. Young tender shoots and leaves are edible raw or cooked. Hardy to zone 3.
100 seeds per pack.
Campanula americana
Tall bellflower, also called American bellflower, is a self seeding winter annual that reaches three to seven feet tall, creating a basal rosette that over winters, then shoots a tall stem the following year. Flowers are a bluish to violet purple, beginning in July and continuing all the way into September. Seems to prefer well drained, rich soil in hardwood forests but can also do well as a native landscaping plant with around half day sun. Young tender shoots and leaves are edible raw or cooked. Hardy to zone 3.
100 seeds per pack.
Campanula americana
Tall bellflower, also called American bellflower, is a self seeding winter annual that reaches three to seven feet tall, creating a basal rosette that over winters, then shoots a tall stem the following year. Flowers are a bluish to violet purple, beginning in July and continuing all the way into September. Seems to prefer well drained, rich soil in hardwood forests but can also do well as a native landscaping plant with around half day sun. Young tender shoots and leaves are edible raw or cooked. Hardy to zone 3.
100 seeds per pack.