FLOWERS - CAMPANULA KLOKKIES / CANTERBURY BELLS MIX COLORS - 30 SEEDS

Canterbury Bells are an easy to grow flowers, that will reward you with elegant, showy blooms. This flower is a biennial. To have yearly blooms, it is important to continually plant these flowers each year. Canterbury Bells produce bell-shaped flower blooms up to 2 inches across in the summer.

Sowing Campanula Seed Indoors:

Campanula grows the second year from seed. 

Sow campanula seeds inside 8-10 weeks before open-air planting date in spring utilizing a seed-producing unit. 

Cover the seeds carefully with seed starting formula. 

Keep the dirt damp at 65-70 degrees F. 

Seedlings rise in 20-30 days.

When seedlings develop, give a lot of light on a bright windowsill 

Seedlings do not need to bother with much fertilizer, feed when they are three a month old utilizing a starter feed

If you are developing in little cells, you may need to relocate the seedlings to 3 or 4-inch pots when seedlings have at any rate two sets of genuine leaves before transferring to the garden, so they have sufficient space to create solid roots.

Sowing Campanula Directly in the Garden

After intimidation of ice, select an area in full sun to light shade with high, fertile, clammy, natural, all well-drained soil. 

Evacuate weeds and work fundamental issues into the best 6-8 creeps of the earth, then level and smooth.

Sow seeds equitably and inadequately and scarcely spread with fine soil. 

Firm the dirt gently and keep it evenly moist.

Seedlings will develop in 20-30 days. 

Meager seedlings to stand 6 inches separated when they have at least two pairs of leaves.

Extends the second year from the seed.