Each plant produces multiple stems from the base, which are full with the most magical bell-shaped blooms, watch them open one by one. These flowers are the sweetest, prettiest things! I always get so many questions about them when they are in my bouquets! 
 
Common Name: Bellflower or Canterbury bells.
Sowing Seasons: Autumn, Winter or Early Spring.
Sowing Depth: Light needed for germination
Plant Spacing: 15cm - 25cm approx.
Germination Time: 7 - 14 days approx.
Germination Tips: Raise seedlings. Press the seeds on the surface of the soil, cover with vermiculite. Vermiculite will help hold the seeds in place, but also lets the light in which is needed for germination.
Plant Height: 45cm - 65cm  approx.
Position: Full Sun,
Number of Seeds: 20
 
Seed Sowing & Growing Notes
Start seed indoors in trays 8 to 10 weeks before last frost; transplant out after all danger of frost has passed.
Harvesting/Vase Life
Harvest when just a few flowers are open on a stem. Expect a vase life of 10 to 14 days.
 
No Plastic 🌱
Our seed packs are made with sustainability in mind. We proudly use packaging from No More Plastic, an Australian company creating eco-friendly, compostable packaging as an alternative to traditional plastic. That means once you’ve planted your seeds, your packet doesn’t need to become another piece of plastic waste. Simply compost it and let it return to the earth, just like the flowers you’re about to grow. 🌸