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Alan1 20-02-2016 11:43 AM

Campanula
 
lots of campanula already flowering in B&Q I noticed. £6 for a largish sized pot. best to keep it and give it a good start by planting it out in better weather, I have a lot in the garden now which just came from a pot just like that but much smaller

CherryBrandy 20-02-2016 12:32 PM

alan are there different types of campanula as in some pots seem to last one season but I have a big pot that comes year after year or is that just 'pot' (I like it!) luck. CB

emma_mcraf 20-02-2016 01:09 PM

My campanula has leaves year round and flowers through spring-autumn. It's easy to take cuttings from and I've poked it into gaps in a wall in the garden and it's taken well and is spreading, which makes it a bit prettier plus more food for the torts. :-)

JerryMaffz 20-02-2016 01:44 PM

Must get some more of this. Jerry loves it and absolutely demolished the ones I bought and planted last year.

Gordon 20-02-2016 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by CherryBrandy (Post 662689)
alan are there different types of campanula as in some pots seem to last one season but I have a big pot that comes year after year or is that just 'pot' (I like it!) luck. CB

There are loads of different types clair.

sandy 20-02-2016 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by CherryBrandy (Post 662689)
alan are there different types of campanula as in some pots seem to last one season but I have a big pot that comes year after year or is that just 'pot' (I like it!) luck. CB

It's the alpine variety that's has leaves all the year round .

CherryBrandy 20-02-2016 06:53 PM

oh ok that all sounds good. I will try cutting and planting in the garden under a cloche. I tis so pretty and the flowers seems to last ages. Visit to B& Q - Monty says you can never have enough plants but he probably has a mansion house someone to house them all. CB

sandy 20-02-2016 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by CherryBrandy (Post 662721)
oh ok that all sounds good. I will try cutting and planting in the garden under a cloche. I tis so pretty and the flowers seems to last ages. Visit to B& Q - Monty says you can never have enough plants but he probably has a mansion house someone to house them all. CB

I know I have a lot of flowers in Spring, and every so often through out the year.
A very pretty plant. I get a lot of mine from the house plant section in Homebase when they are reduced. I have found its very hard to actually kill it off. It thrives in any conditions.

burnt toast 20-02-2016 11:34 PM

I need to remember to keep some, in places my torts can't get at! I find they demolish the lot! Toying with the idea of fencing off certain sections this year and moving the fencing round to give areas chance to recover, sprout again!

JerryMaffz 21-02-2016 05:11 PM

I actually popped down to my local B&Q to get some today..Just a fiver down here, Alan :razz:


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