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Fairy Thimble Bell Flower

One of the most charming of the popular perennial Bellflowers, Fairy Thimble forms a low mat of tiny spoon shaped green leaves bearing loads of tiny little dangling lavender-blue bells […]

Rapido White Carpathian Bellflower

Just like its blue brother, this early bloomer will gift you with an extra 4 weeks of snowy white, bell-shaped flowers on perfectly mounded dark green foliage. Incredibly versatile, the […]

Rapido Blue Carpathian Bellflower

From late spring to late summer, ‘Rapido Blue’ will delight you and your Hummingbird friends with copious mounds of cup shaped, violet blue flowers and dense, dark green foliage. Don’t […]

Iridescent Bells Bellflower

A throw back to gardens past, this updated version of Canterbury Bells features towering flower stalks that rise from a tight basal mound of foliage bearing huge purple to pink […]

Freya Bellflower

Wickedly hardy and attractive, This Bellflower concentrates its blooming power on stem ending stalks of color that make the plant look far more blue than green when in bloom. Deep […]

Prolific star-shaped, lavender-blue flowers with a light center eye. A vigorous grower, flowering from May to June. ‘Blue Rivulet’ has a graceful spreading habit, with masses of pristine flowers atop […]

Blue Clips Bellflower

Named after its bell-shaped flowers, the compact mounds of tiny leaves make this perennial ideal for edging or plant it together with alpines. Violet-blue flowers June to September.

Cherry Bells Bellflower

Bellflowers are among the most popular perennials. Forms a spreading mound of light green leaves, bearing upright stems with huge drooping bells in deep rose-pink shade. Ideal for borders, woodland […]

Simply Scentsational Sweetshrub

As soon as you come near Simply Scentsational calycanthus, your nose knows: this is something special. It is the calycanthus that actually lives up to – maybe even exceeds - the oft-described […]

Aphrodite Sweetshrub

A new, improved calycanthus with large, bright red magnolia-like flowers. Unlike ‘Hartlage Wine’ it is very fragrant: a sweet, apple-like scent. This rebloomer has nice, glossy foliage, too.