Campanula medium bell - seeding, care

More about the plant below:

Campanula medium bell

category : annuals, biennials

position : sun, partial shade

height : 0.4-1.2 m

frost resistance : up to -20 ° C

reaction soil : neutral, slightly alkaline

preferences soil : fertile, permeable

watering : a lot

color leaves/needles : green

color of flowers : blue, purple, pink, white

shape : upright

period flowering : June-August

seed : summer, early spring

reproduction:seed

persistence leaves : seasonal

application : flower beds, balconies, cut flowers, terraces

pace of growth : fast

Garden bell - silhouetteGarden bell - developmental featuresStand for a garden bellSowing a garden bellGarden bell - careGarden bell - applicationAdvice

Garden bell - silhouette

The garden bell comes from southern Europe. In our part of the continent it settled down more or less in the middle of the 16th century and immediately began to reproduce quickly and spontaneously.

Garden bell - development features

The garden bell is a one- or two-year-old plant, ranging in height from 50 to 90 cm.Large blue, white or pink flowers open from June to July.Leaves are covered with tiny hairs.

Stand for the garden bell

The optimal conditions for development are in a fertile soil in a sunny or semi-shaded position.

Sowing a garden bell

For this year's flowering, the bells should be rushed in the apartment in March at a temperature of approx. 20 ° C and planted in the ground in May, or sown from May to June directly for the bed.Then we cover the moist substrate with a fleece, which we keep on the ground until the plants emerge (2-3 weeks).

After the next 2-3 weeks, stop the plants every 10 cm.
In August, the bells are spaced every 30 cm. In order for young plants to survive the winter, they need to be insulated with spruce twig bedding.

Garden bell - care

The garden bell is not a very demanding species, but nevertheless it cannot dry up.In positions exposed to drafts, plants should be tied to a pole.

Garden bell - application

The garden bell is a well-known representative of the flora of rural gardens.Some varieties of the bell have full flowers. Flowering plants such as snapdragon and calendula work well in bedding assumptions.

Tip

Bells are suitable for cut flowers.Stems can be cut only when the lower flower buds open on them.

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