Campanula lactiflora New Hybrids

Enjoy a Cheerful Parade of Pastel Blooms with Campanula lactiflora New Hybrids Seeds

Campanula lactiflora New Hybrids Mix, commonly known as Milky Bellflower, is a delightful blend of first-year flowering perennials that will fill your garden with a cheerful combination of lilac, blue, pale pink, and white star-shaped blooms. These beautiful flowers grow in mass clusters upon sturdy, multi-branched stems, creating a well-formed, bush-type growth habit reaching an impressive 48″ – 60″ in height. This stunning ornamental planting is perfect for a full sun or part shade location! Rely on this showy display of mixed pastel colors to take your breath away in the height of summer. The sheer volume of flowers often appears like fluffy clouds floating in the garden – truly impressive. An excellent cut flower with long, strong stems, this is an essential variety for cutting gardens and cut flower producers who desire worry-free perennial plantings.

Abundant Pastel Blooms on Sturdy Branching Stems

Imagine your garden awash in soft hues of lilac, blue, pale pink, and white, all blooming profusely in mass clusters. The multi-branched stems of Campanula lactiflora New Hybrids ensure a generous display of these star-shaped flowers, creating a full and visually captivating presence. Reaching a significant height, these plants add wonderful vertical interest to borders and garden beds. Their robust stems also make them ideal for cutting and arranging beautiful, long-lasting bouquets.

Easy to Grow, Cold and Heat Tolerant, and Attracts Beneficial Insects

Germination Tips: Needs Light to germinate. Do not cover with soil or other planting medium. Maintain an optimal temperature between 18-24°C for successful germination. These heirloom, open-pollinated seeds are known for being easy to grow and are cold and heat-tolerant once established. Start early for transplants to get a head start on the season. Campanula lactiflora New Hybrids Mix fits beautifully into various garden styles, including cutting gardens, English cottage gardens, heirloom & heritage gardens, romantic gardens, Victorian gardens, and woodland settings. Plant in full sun or partial sun. This perennial typically reaches a plant height of around 40 inches in its first year and can grow taller in subsequent years. Campanula lactiflora New Hybrids are not only beautiful but also fragrant and help sustain beneficial insects. The flower shape is a charming spike of clustered star-like blooms.

Seedling Development: After germination, seedlings typically take about 4-6 weeks to develop before they are ready for transplanting, allowing them to establish a strong foundation for vigorous growth and abundant flowering.

• Common Name: Milky Bellflower
• Flower Color: Mix of lilac, blue, pale pink, and white
• Bloom Shape: Star-shaped blooms in mass clusters
• Plant Height: 48″ – 60″ (mature), typically around 40″ in the first year
• Plant Lifecycle: Perennial (first year flowering)
• Stem Type: Branching Stem
• Light Conditions: Full Sun, Partial Sun
• Plant Moisture & Climate: Heat Tolerant
• Plant Uses: Cut Flower & Bouquets, Fragrant, Sustains Beneficial Insects
• Garden Style: Cutting / Cut Flowers, English Cottage, Heirloom & Heritage, Romantic, Victorian, Woodland
• Germination Temperature: 18-24°C
• Germination Note: Needs Light to germinate. Do not cover
• Additional Characteristics: Start Early for Transplants, Cold Tolerant, Easy to Grow