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Campanula persicifolia - perennial European bellflower with racemose white or blue flowers

bellflower, campanula - any of various plants of the genus Campanula having blue or white bell-shaped flowers

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For a classic pastel combination, mix agapanthus with pale phlox and blue and white campanulas - many forms of campanula persicifolia flower at the same time - or use the blue of agapanthus flowers as a cool contrast to red flowers and tropical foliage, mixing them with canna, ricinus and dahlias and a miscanthus or two, so that not only colours but shape too contrast and stimulate.

TOPOF THE POTS; Big, bold and simply breathtaking, it's hard to beat glorious agapanthus at this time of year as they mingle happily for a super summer show

For a classic pastel combination, mix agapanthus with pale phlox and blue and white campanulas - many forms of campanula persicifolia flower at the same time - or use the blue of agapanthus flowers as l dfld a cool contrast to red flowers and tropical foliage, mixing them with canna, ricinus and dahlias and a miscanthus or two, so that not only colours but shape too contrast and stimulate.

It's big, bold and beautiful; The glorious agapanthus is hard to beat at this time of year as its giant flowerheads mingle happily to provide a super summer show

Or, I might want instead Campanula persicifolia, so named because its leaves resemble those of a peach tree.

By any other name

Buds on blue campanula persicifolia are just popping open.

Homes & Gardening : Tis the season for us to eat, drink and be very lazy

I had a nasty fall trying to save my beautiful double-white Campanula persicifolia aptly named 'Boule de Neige'.

That's show business; diary

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