Champion Pro Light Pink (F1) Campanula Seeds

Light Pink Campanula is a fast-finishing, high-yielding Champion Pro series produces smaller but higher yields of blooms per stem. The higher amounts of light pink flowers a more vibrant color impact. Champion Pro also offers firmer flower petals and thinner more flexible stems. Light Pink Champion Pro flowers can be either the focal point or filler in cut flower arrangements. Pelleted Seed

Plant Height: 36-40″

Botanical Name: Campanula medium

Flower Height: 36-40″

Seed Type: Pelleted Seed

Additional Characteristics: Deer Resistant

Seeds Per Gram: 992

Seeds Per Pound: 449,600

Packet: 50 Seeds

Sow Depth: 1/8″

Seeds Per Ounce: 28,100

Breed: F1 Hybrid

Sun: Full Sun

Growing Conditions: Cut Flower, Borders

Uses: Cut Flowers

Life Cycle: Annual

Sow Method: Transplant

Categories: Flowers

Days To Maturity (# Days): 130

Growing Instructions

Learning Download:How to Grow Campanula

Campanula, also referred to as bellflowers due to the usually bell-shaped blossoms, have annual, perennial and biennial varieties. Some varieties have blooms shaped like a star or a cup.

Before Planting:Begin Campanula seeds indoors up to eight weeks before the last frost. Plant the seeds in planting cells, placing three to four seeds per cell. Place in a sunny area and keep the soil moist.

Planting:Once seedlings reach 4 inches, you can decide if you want to transplant them outside into the garden. Space the plants 7 inches apart for smaller varieties and 15 inches apart if they are a bigger variety.

Watering:The soil should be kept moist, but not too soggy.

Fertilizer:Feed the Campanula once a month with an 10-10-10 liquid-based fertilizer.

Days to Maturity:Campanula flowers typically arent used as cut flowers, but they will produce seed pods in the fall.

Harvesting:Snip off the seed capsules and place them in a paper bag. You can plant the seeds immediately or save them until the spring.

Tips:Some Campanula varieties will not bloom their first year.