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campanula x sarastro ?

5 years ago

Can someone confirm is this is campanula x sarastro? It did not have a tag.

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peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
5 years ago
It certainly could be. If so when it gets new buds they will be very dark purple. It is blooming in my garden now.

It could also be C. Kent Belle' which looks like in will bloom within the next week or two. I have grown it for many years but C. Sarastro seems to have taken over recently in availability.
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