Campanula seeds are so rewarding to grow, and the addition of Campanula Canterbury Bells to your spring and summer garden will be most welcome! This popular and beautiful biennial was introduced to this country from southern Spain in 1596. Canterbury Bells make impressive cut flowers, and when cut off at the stem and kept in a vase, they last for weeks, as long as the water is changed daily. These sun-loving flowers will produce lovely blooms for the garden for weeks at a time.

SOWING:
Biennial plant,
Height: 60 - 80 cm
Bloom Time: June - August
Cultivation: Sowing in May – June in the seed-bed.
Transplant to the permanent place in Aug – Sep. Plant approx. 30 – 50 cm apart. Sunny position. Grow in garden soil. Germinate after 10 - 14 days in 18 - 20 ̊C.