What is Campanula Lactiflora?

also known as Milky Bellflower, Campanula lactiflora is a plant that produces flowers that are shaped as bells. Although its natural range in Western Asia, the plant is also a decorative garden plant in other areas of the world. Many different versions of Campanula lactiflora , called cultivars, exist. The Caucasus includes countries like Armenia, Georgia and Russia. In addition to being originally in these areas, gardeners plant and grow in other mild countries such as the United Kingdom. Due to the ability of the plant to survive and prosper in slightly different conditions before the natural home, it also grows wild in places that used it in the past as a decorative plant.

High plant, Campanula lactiflora easy to grow to more than 3.3 feet (about 1 meter). In the less protected growth, it requires support from betting because the wind can throw it away. The height and neat spread of the plant is suitable as a boundary flower for the districtASNAL GARDENS. The leaves are medium green color and have gears and flowers bloom at the top of the plant. Different cultivars of the species have different shaded flowers, from purple to cream.

Campanula lactiflora is just one of the hundreds of bell tips, most of which are growing naturally in southern Europe and Western Asia. Different types of campanula may vary in flower color and flowering years. For example, while Campanula lactiflora flowers from the middle of a second, campanula komarovii flowers in the summer and has darker purple flowers compared to lactiflora species. Another species, with a similar name, Campanula latifolia , is distinguished from its relative because it is about half the height of the ripe lactiflora .

Given its Asian roots, and Campanula lactiflora have a lot of sun, but it will survive in partialm sunlight. The acidic soil is not suitable for the plant and also glad that its soil is well drained. Overall, the type is resistant and can survive unfavorable conditions in colder mild zones than its original country. Gardeners who like the color border in the summer can get their preferred cultivar Campanula lactiflora from a plant kindergarten, where they are usually contained in pots, ready to transition to the soil.