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Campanula cochlearifolia ‘Elizabeth Oliver’
£5.00
With it’s light blue double flowers, one of the sweetest looking low growing hardy campanulas perfect for the front of a border, rockery ,stone trough, wall or container. Prefers a sunny well drained site but has survived even in a damp spot in our shade tunnel here at the nursery, easily divided once established.
Plants are supplied in a 9cm pot.
2 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Well drained
Height - 10cms
Width - 30cms
Flowering - May - August
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