Introducing the ethereal beauty of Canterbury bells - white - seeds (Campanula medium), a biennial plant that ascends to an impressive height of 80-90cm. In its first year, this plant focuses on building a lush, ground-level leaf rosette; come the second year, it sends up a vertical stem that blossoms with pristine white flowers. The foliage is uniquely rough, adorned with fine bristles, enhancing the tactile experience of your garden.

Perfectly suited for creating a picturesque nook in a country or natural-style garden, Canterbury bells (Campanula medium) flourish beside fences, stone walls, and in perennial beds, harmonising seamlessly with other traditional beauties like roses. Their nostalgic charm not only elevates garden visuals but also performs wonderfully as cut flowers, introducing a breath of garden freshness into home interiors.

Canterbury bells thrive in fertile, slightly clayey soil that retains moisture throughout the summer. They are remarkably adaptable, flourishing even in less fertile soils, though with slightly less showy flowers. For optimal growth, they prefer a lightly alkaline soil enriched with compost. While they fancy sunny spots, partial shade will do them no harm, albeit potentially leading to less prolific blooming.

To sow, mix the seeds with sand from May to June for easier planting. Disperse them over the surface of your pot without covering them with soil. After sowing, gently water the pot and place it in a warm, well-lit area. Seedlings should be transferred to their final positions in the garden between August and September, maintaining a spacing of 30 x 50 cm between plants.

In conclusion, Canterbury bells - white - seeds (Campanula medium) offer both aesthetic and practical benefits, making them an outstanding choice for a variety of garden designs, as well as for cut flowers. Enrich your garden with this charming, easy-to-grow plant.

In each package, you will find 0.5g of seeds, ready to bring beauty and charm to your garden spaces.