Outsidepride Canterbury Bells White - 5000 Seeds
Campanula Medium (White) - If you want to enjoy the flowering period of this Campanula longer, keep the spent flowers deadheaded to prolong the bloom time. Stake plants before the flowers open to keep racemes upright, unless of course you like the look of flopping flowers. It is said that the common name Canterbury bells was given to the plant during the 12th century. The flowers resembled the bells worn by the horses that carried people to the shrine of Thomas A Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, at Canturbury Cathedral. Grow in fertile, moist but well-drained soil that has a neutral to alkaline pH. Site in full sun or partial shade and cut back after flowering. Cut flowers after one or two flowers are open. The flowers will last in vase up to 8 days; more when floral preservatives are added to the vase water.