Peach-Leaved Bellflower (dwarf form) (willow bell, peachbells, harebell)

Harebell (dwarf form) - Campanula persicifolia var. planiflora.
It is beautiful in various flower arrangements and makes an elegant material for cutting.
A dwarf form of Campanula persicifolia with dense, erect peduncles and a dense leathery rosette.
Flower colour: blue to white.
Natural flowering period: May - July.
Blooms in the second year after sowing.
The character of growth: upright, in one place grows up to 6 years.
Flowering plant height: 20 cm.
Soil Requirements: dry, well-drained.
Usage: rock garden, patio.
Winter hardiness zones: Z3 - Z7.
Agrotechnics.
The plant is photophilous and prefers fertile, well-drained soils. In one place grows up to 6 years. Propagated by seeds and division of the bush. When growing seedlings, sowing is carried out in March in boxes with loose soil. Seeds are slightly pressed into the soil, do not sprinkle with earth. 1.0 g = 15,000 seeds.
The landing container is covered with glass and placed in a lighted place. At a soil temperature of +18+22°C shoots appear on the 20-25th day. In June-July, seedlings are transplanted to a permanent place, maintaining a distance between plants of 25-30 cm.

Eng.: Peach-Leaved Bellflower dwarf form (harebell, willow bell, peachbells). Bot. syn.: Campanula persicifolia var. nitida.