Bellflowers
Bellflower Family - Campanulaceae
Rampion Bellflower Campanula rapunculusNative throughout Europe and much of the Mediterranean Basin to Iran. An upright plant to 30-80cm in height. Flowers pale blue with broadly spreading petals, carried in an upright spike.
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Lyrate Bellflower Campanula lyrata
Native to Turkey and the Eastern Aegean Islands. Widespread in stony places, sometimes growing from cracks on old walls and stone paving.
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Fairy Bellflower Campanula erinus
Native from Macaronesia and the Mediterranean Region eastwards to the Caucasus, Iran and Arabian peninsula. A tiny plant of stony places, sometimes growing from cracks on old walls and stone paving.
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Nettle-leaved Bellflower Campanula trachelium
Native throughout most of Europe and the Mediterranean Region to Iran and western Siberia. An upright plant to 50-100cm in height. Leaves coarsely toothed and with a narrow stalk (compare with Giant Bellflower), stems sharply angled.
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Five-angled Venus's-looking-glass Legousia pentagonia
Native from Greece and Bulgaria to the Caucasus, Middle East and Iran. Common on dry, stony ground.
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Asyneuma limonifolium
Native to Italy, the Balkans and Turkey.
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