Campanula rapunculoides
£2.50
Creeping bellflower. A perennial from North America, growing up to 1.2 m (4 ft) high, which self-seeds rampantly and makes a good ground cover. As well as having pleasant edible leaves, this species also has a nice edible root (raw or cooked), and dyes have been obtained from the aerial parts. Likes sun or part shade; hardy to -35°C. Stratification: ND. Number of seeds: 200.
46 in stock
Description
Creeping bellflower. A perennial from North America, growing up to 1.2 m (4 ft) high, which self-seeds rampantly and makes a good ground cover. As well as having pleasant edible leaves, this species also has a nice edible root (raw or cooked), and dyes have been obtained from the aerial parts. Likes sun or part shade; hardy to -35°C. Stratification: ND