Campanula rotundifolia (Harebell) Fern

Campanula rotundifolia (Harebell) FernThis plant is a short little guy but packs a punch. Campanula rotundifolia (Harebell) is one of the most underutilized native plants for landscaping but is quite spectacular. When planted in mass planting it can have a dramatic impact in any landscape. Plant along sidewalks and borders to provide a nice manicured border to your native landscaping. Sun Exposure: Sun, Part Shade Soil Conditions: Mesic, Dry Height 1' Flower Color Violet Flower Time June

Flower Time July

When planted in mass it can form a lush carpet similar to a ground cover

It is a shorter bushy aster that is typically found in higher quality normal/dry to dry prairie

Flower Color Orange

This short perennial with slender deeply lobed leaves of this perennial make it a perfect addition to a manicured landscape as well as an essential to habitats in which it is typically found in such as dry prairies and open savannas

Flower Color White/Green

Take a moment and smell the flowers

Height 2'-3'

A great replacement for the invasive burning bush as it turns a spectacular red to orange in the fall

but it is an important wildlife food source for many mammals and birds

attracting birds and insects

It plays well with others and has groupings of a nice yellow arc of flowers