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Ringing all the bells! An article on campanulas for Garden News magazine

30 June 2021

Versatile campanulas will work everywhere, from the back of borders to hanging baskets, writes Barbara Segall for Garden News (3 July 2021).

Campanulas, or bellflowers, come in a range of heights, from ground-level scramblers to tall and stately back-of-the-border favourites. There are more than 450 species, so there’s bound to be one or two that will fit into spaces in your garden borders, containers or even hanging baskets, as well as cascade over low walls or cover the ground.

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