Canterbury Bells are cold hardy bi-ennial plant that produce large pink, white, and purple bell shaped flowers. Very easy to grow. Self sow but is easy to control. Canterbury Bells are absolutely gorgeous and a great focal point in your garden as well as an excellent cut-flower. Canterbury Bells sport upright stems that abundantly produce ample large dangling bells, hanging from the extra petals that form what is referred to as the saucer.

Surface sow. These seeds need light to germinate. For best results seeds appreciate a moist and cool period to germinate. Removing seed pods to encourage extended flowering. Divide every 3 to 4 years.

Moist, cool soil location. Mulch is recommended to achieve this and worth the easy effort.