Tussock Bellflower Seeds For Planting (Campanula carpatica)
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basic information
The tussock bellflower, or Campanula carpatica, is a charming perennial known for its cup-shaped, violet-blue flowers that bloom generously. Its low, mounding habit makes it a favorite for rock gardens, borders, or container displays. Beyond its ornamental appeal, the plant attracts pollinators like bees, supporting garden ecosystems. In some cultures, its flowers have been used in herbal teas for their mild, soothing properties, though this is less common today.
Seed Count
10,000 SEEDS
Open Pollinated
YES
Pollinator Friendly
NO
Heirloom
YES
Untreated
YES
Non-GMO
YES
How To Grow
GROWER TIP: To successfully sprout Bellflower seeds, surface-sow them on moist starting mix, as they require direct light to trigger germination. Keep the soil consistently damp and maintain a temperature around 70°F; you should see sprouts emerge within 1 to 2 weeks.
SEED PREP
Stratification
SOWING DEPTH
Surface Sow
LIGHT PREFERENCE
Full sunlight
SOIL CONDITIONS
Sandy & chalky loam
MOISTURE NEEDS
Water daily
GERMINATION
7 to 14 days
PLANT HEIGHT
8” to 18”
PLANT WIDTH
8" to 12" Spread
PLANT SPACING
8" to 12” Apart
CUT FLOWER
No
FLOWER SIZE
1" to 2" blooms
SEASON
Perennial
SCIENTIFIC NAME
Campanula carpatica
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
Easy to germinate.
FLOWER COLOR
Violet
