Re: Companion Plants For Hops Aureus
MARILYN DUBE' wrote:
>
> >> obedient plant would look good against those lime green hops and give a
> > I've also ended up
> >with a campanula 'Kent Bells', tho I don't recall seeing it at the
> >Seattle Show, everybody is snapping them up here. Perhaps that has an
> >'electric' hue to it.
> >Thanks again!
>
> Diana, My C. 'Kent Belle', given to me by a friend as a nice large plant,
> is blooming with the MOST MAGNIFICENT, huge electric cobalt blue bells!
> Just as beautiful as i remembered it at the Seattle Flower Show in February.
> Can't wait to propagate this one :) Marilyn
> Marilyn Dube'
> NATURAL DESIGN PLANTS
> Hardy Perennials, Choice Tropicals
> Portland, Oregon
>
This is going to sound exceedingly stupid, but bear in mind that I
usually buy plugs of campanulas.
This one is not at all inexpensive, so I don't wish to repeat the
purchase.
Sooooo....how do you propogate this campanula? And also, what is the
full botanical name?
(I just set up (as in, last night,) an educational exhibit for the Port
Angeles Flower Show. The subject and title is 'Propogation'. The show
gets judged this morning.)
Also, what do you know of a campanula called 'Cherry Bells'? It's also
one I'm considering getting, but haven't heard anything about it.
Last year we grew a campanula takesiama....wow. The bells were a full 3
inches long. They weren't available this year, on the premise that they
reseed prolificly. Oh, yeah? They didn't in MY garden. Maybe it had
something to do with that pre-emergent I used.
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