Bell Flower Varieties. Campanula kmˈpnjʊlə is one of several genera of flowering plants in the family Campanulaceae commonly known as bellflowers. Some Virginia bluebells produce pink or white flowers.
The August blooms are long-lasting and are resistant to botrytis diseases. The dwarf variety can be good ground covers leading up to the full size varieties around foundation areas needing coverage. Also known as Cassiope mertensiana the small branching shrub forms erect stems that are covered in scaly leaves.
The hydrozoan genus Campanula is usually included in Campanularia today.
Bell peppers have a distinct shape zero capsaicin spiciness and varieties include green yellow orange red purple brown and white colors. The hydrozoan genus Campanula is usually included in Campanularia today. It was a result of breeding Aurelian and Asiatic varieties by Wilbert Ronals in 1997. Bellflowers make a perfect ground cover plant and also grow well in window boxes.