Campanula Champion Blue Pelleted F1

Vibrant Blue Bells for Stunning Bouquets: Campanula Champion Blue Seeds

Discover the beauty and productivity of Campanula Champion Blue seeds, a top choice for cut flower growers and home gardeners alike. This exceptional variety produces an abundance of vibrant, deep blue bell-shaped flowers on sturdy, upright stems, adding both structure and captivating color to any bouquet.

Part of the esteemed Champion Series, these plants are bred for their uniform growth and upright-facing blooms. With an early start in fall, winter, or early spring, you can even enjoy these beautiful bellflowers in your first year.

For optimal stem length and robust vegetative growth, be sure to sow during the short-day period of seedling development.

Whether fall-sown for early June blooms on tall, vigorous plants or winter-sown for a mid-June to early July display on slightly shorter plants, Champion Blue will provide a bountiful harvest of exquisite blue bells.

Key Features of Champion Blue Campanula:

• Vibrant Deep Blue Bells: Produces stunning, true blue bell-shaped flowers.
• Excellent Cut Flower: Strong, upright stems are perfect for adding structure and beauty to bouquets.
• Uniform and Productive: Part of the Champion Series, known for consistent growth and abundant blooms.
• Upright-Facing Flowers: Blooms are prominently displayed for maximum visual impact.
• First-Year Flowering Potential: Can flower in the first year if started early (fall, winter, or early spring).
• Ideal Height for Cutting: Reaches 30-40 inches tall, perfect for floral arrangements.

Growing Tips for Your Campanula Champion Blue Seeds:

Important Sowing Note: For best results, especially for cut flower production with tall stems, Campanula Champion Blue seeds should be started in fall, winter, or early spring. These daylength-sensitive plants require short days during seedling development to ensure sufficient stem length and vegetative growth before flowering under long days.

Sow on the surface of a good quality seed compost and lightly cover. Maintain a temperature of 60-70°F (15-21°C) for germination.

Fall-sown plants can overwinter in unheated structures (Zone 5 tested) for early June blooms. Winter-sown plants will flower in mid-June to early July.

Also known as bellflower or Canterbury bells, this variety thrives in full sun to partial shade.