From North Eastern India comes this elegant non-spreading clump which produces jagged-edged flared violet bells in loose sprays on numerous arching stems. It is additionally valuable on account of its hardiness and inability to be invasive. ... Learn More

An elegant plant making spires of white-eyed blue flowers in early and mid summer. In very good, loose soil this plant can spread, so may be best planted where it can be controlled. ... Learn More

A rare, bone hardy campanula relative, with showy spikes of blue, bulging, pixie-hat bells about an inch long, rising above clumps of toothed leaves which also clad the stems. Its home is eastern Asia, and in particular north and central Japan. ... Learn More

This delightful tiny campanula relative with deep lavender-purple bells has high value because of its unusual blooming in late summer and autumn when most others have long-gone. A hardy Korean species forming spreading rosettes of serrated dark-green leaves. ... Learn More