The first astilbe
Mountain Laurel
Back to the campanula
If you are going to have campanula it might be easier to have a perennial one. The biennial ones I grew from seed were nice, but it was a long wait that half flopped, and then it was over.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Campanula
The first astilbe
Mountain Laurel
Back to the campanula
If you are going to have campanula it might be easier to have a perennial one. The biennial ones I grew from seed were nice, but it was a long wait that half flopped, and then it was over.
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I am less and less inclined to plant ANY annuals.
They don't seem to withstand my weather as well as perennials and then they're gone.
I got a perennial campanula as a freebie from High Country Gardens when I ordered from them once. It was rootbound in a 2" pot and I made about a dozen divisions. All of them are making lovely flowers today, 2 or 3 years later.
That's a cute little flower. I like the color.
That campanula reminds me of the Ruellia Mexican Petunia you see so much of in Florida. Very pretty!
I lost the Mexican Petunia I had but have been given 1 by a friend so I have put it in a pot in front. I'm waiting for it to bloom.
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