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campanula at it's best

19 years ago

They really outperformed themselves this year!

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lilylouise
Original Author
19 years ago
hmmm let me try again
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lilylouise
Original Author
19 years ago
sorry i've completely forgotten how to do this :(
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remy_gw
19 years ago
They look great! I love campanula. What variety is that?
Remy

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cbs_z5_ny
19 years ago
Nice photo. Looks like maybe Campanula persicifolia. It has been a good year for Campanulas in my garden, too. At least it was, until all the baby cottontails showed up!
gottagarden
19 years ago
Yes, they look like peach leaved bellflower. They're beautiful! It has been a good year for them, and I got a few new campanulas this year from Remy at the plant swap. Photos next year :-)
remy_gw
19 years ago
My peach leaf bellflower never looks that good! I must have a different strain.
Remy
von1
19 years ago
I had the white and blue variety of this campanula. The blue is gone now. Have been searching for it. Lovely display
Von

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