It is one I recommend for the beginner. Seed should be sown on a good seed mix and lightly covered with a thin layer of sand or vermiculite. The seed requires to be kept moist and in partial shade. Campanula dasyantha, Campanula pilosa, Campanula pilosa var. It is a rhizomatous, spreading species but unlike many other spreading plants, it has not become invasive in my garden as it spreads slowly, and evenly.
Flowers are borne in profusion on short erect stems.
This species grows well in a rockery or raised flower bed where the soil is fertile, well-drained and the site is in the full to partial sun. It will not tolerate wet soil, and benefits from an adequate winter snow cover. It attains a height of no more than 12 centimetres and its spread, although described as up to 20 centimetres is large. It is a rhizomatous, rather vigorous, hairy perennial species. It spreads quickly forming clumps of still erect stems that are covered with many ovate to lance-shaped, round toothed dark green leaves.