2000x Campanula Glomerata Cluster Bellflower Seeds Hardy Dahurica Superba Odessa

2000x Campanula Glomerata Cluster Bellflower Seeds Hardy Dahurica Superba Odessa

The beautiful perennial Campanula Glomerata, sometimes called Cluster Bellflower Dahurica Superba Odessa, is valued for its thick clusters of vivid violet-blue flowers that make a dramatic display in any garden. The seeds yield sturdy, durable plants that require well-drained, nutritious soil and flourish in full sun to partial shade. They give height, texture, and long-lasting colour from late spring to early summer, making them perfect for borders, rockeries, and mixed perennial beds. They grow to a height of 30 to 60 cm. Cluster bellflowers are simple to raise from seed and increase garden biodiversity by drawing pollinators like bees and butterflies. Campanula Glomerata Dahurica Superba Odessa is ideal for gardeners looking for sophisticated, striking, and long-lasting garden blossoms because of its low maintenance requirements, resistance to changing weather conditions, and magnificent floral clusters.

Growing instructions:

In order to successfully cultivate Campanula Glomerata Cluster Bellflower Dahurica Superba Odessa, start seeds indoors in seed trays filled with light, well-draining compost between February and April. Because seeds need light to germinate, plant them thinly on the surface and gently push. Germination typically takes place in 14–21 days if the compost is kept constantly moist and at a temperature of 18–20°C. After the last frost in May, move seedlings into separate pots and let them harden off outside after they have two to three genuine leaves. Plant 30 to 40 centimetres apart in full sun to partial shade in rich, well-drained soil. These resilient, pollinator-friendly bellflowers will continue to bloom throughout the summer if you water them frequently, minimise waterlogging, and remove wasted flowers.