Creeping Campanula

44 results
Filter
Filter
Flower colour
Flowering time
Height at maturity
Exposure
Recommended planting time
Supplied in
Our selection
Price
Spread at maturity
Growth rate
Couleur feuillage primaire
Foliage persistence
Soil pH
Soil moisture
Soil type
Rusticité - Résistance au froid
USDA Zone
Type of use
Availability
More filters 11
Fewer filters
Filter

44  results

Loading...

Our spreading and ground cover campanulas. There are many varieties of campanulas. Among them, some species such as the wall bellflower (C. portenschlagiana) or the Carpathian bellflower (C. carpatica) develop a spreading low vegetation. These are delightful small perennial plants, which offer a long flowering period with bell or star-shaped flowers, mauve, blue, pink or white depending on the cultivars. The bellflower cochleariifolia is an alpine species that also spreads in large patches through running and ramified rootstocks. In this category, you can find excellent hybrids such as the ‘Ringsabell Indigo Blue’ Campanula that forms a compact and bushy cushion from which long indigo blue to violet flowers emerge from May to July. And many more to discover on these pages. Plant the creeping campanulas along pathways or borders, above walls, in rockeries etc. They are also excellent plants for hanging baskets and containers.

 

 

Haven't found what you were looking for?

Let's find plants fitting with your garden!