Description
The time taken for perennial seeds to germinate varies from species to species. Some take a few weeks or months while others need up to 2 years. Not all seeds germinate at the same time & most species DO NOT have a 100% germination rate. Some species need to be chilled, scarified or soaked in water in order to germinate. This applies to several species of vines, trees, shrubs, tropicals & large seeds. COLD STRATIFY ALL PERENNIALS, SHRUB & TREE SEEDS for at least 30 days unless the plant specific instructions indicate a longer period of stratification. If you are unsure of the best way to germinate the seeds, pls DO NOT SOW ALL THE SEEDS. Keep some in case the germination method you use doesn't work. Some of the seeds we offer are more tailored to experienced gardeners. If you are new to gardening, you might want to start with annuals such as Petunias or Snapdragons. CHECK THE SHOP ANNOUNCEMENTS (updated frequently): https://bloomoutlet.etsy.com CHECK THE FAQ PAGE: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BloomOutlet#faq DESCRIPTION: USES: Alpine gardens, Meadow gardens, Walls, Woodland gardens, Rock gardens, Mixed or herbaceous borders, Wildflower gardens, Woodland gardens, Perennial gardens, Cottage gardens, English gardens, Patios, Walkways, Children's Garden, Mass Plantings, Bee keepers use the plants for making honey TOLERATES: Deer, Rabbits Botanical Name: Campanula medium 'Single Blue' Common Name: Canterbury Bells, Cup & Saucer, Coventry Bells Type: Clump forming Perennial Flower Color: Bell shaped, blue flowers 1-1 ½ in. (2.5-4cm). Mid green leaves 5-6 in. (12-15cm) long. Flowering Time: Spring to summer Plant Height: 24-36 in. (60-90cm) Plant Width: 12 in. (30cm) Light Requirements: Full Sun. Partial shade in hot summers. Water Requirements: Moist Soil Requirements: Fertile / Neutral to Alkaline / Well drained soil USDA Zone: 5-8 AHS Heat Zone: 8-5 Seed Count: 1,000 Seeds 1000 Blue Cup & Saucer Flower Garden Planting Seeds Canterbury Bells Campanula
