Campanula bononiensis

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Campanula bononiensis, Linn. Perennial, 2-2½ ft.; scabrous: st. simple: lvs. serrulate, ovate-acuminate, pallid beneath; root-lvs. cordate-petiolate; upper lvs. clasping: calyx-lobes acuminate, one-fourth shorter than the funnel-shaped corolla: fls. normally purplish, in a long, loose, pyramidal spike, which may be 2 ft. long, with 60-100 small fls.; corolla ¾in. long and broad. E. Eu., W. Siberia, and Caucasus. Var. ruthenica (C. ruthenica, Bieb.), has lvs. wider and tomentose beneath. Caucasus and Tauria. B.M. 2653. There is a white-fld. form. The fls. are much smaller than in C. latifolia, and the raceme is much larger. CH


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