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campanula

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campanula (kămpăn`yələ): see bellflower bellflower or bluebell, name commonly used as a comprehensive term for members of the Campanulaceae, a family of chiefly herbaceous annuals or perennials of wide distribution, characteristically found on dry slopes in temperate and subtropical
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campanula
any N temperate plant of the campanulaceous genus Campanula, typically having blue or white bell-shaped flowers


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Plant billowing or trailing perennials in your wheelbarrow, such as verbena, campanula, lantana, ground cover roses, helichrysum, ivy geranium or bacopa (Sutera cordata).
The classic bellflowers belong to the Campanula genus, which is not a coincidence since ``campanulate'' is the botanical term for bell-shaped flowers.
A list of perennial companion plants for the naked lady that grow well in full-sun Valley locations would include the following: coreopsis, campanula, daylily, kniphofia, verbascum, buddleia, rose-of-Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus), dusty miller and many species of salvia.
 
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