Ringing in Spring

Planting Guide:

Fall - plant approximately 6 weeks before your first hard freeze date.

The Ringing in Spring collection is generally suitable for fall planting in USDA zones 6 and higher (unprotected), and Zones 5 and below with additional protection from a greenhouse, hoop house or frost cloth. This is strictly a guideline and we cannot guarantee winter survivability. 

Early Spring (cold soil) - plant at least 2 weeks before your last frost date, while days are still short. 

Ringing in Spring is named for the joyful chime of its blooms - each flower shaped like a bell, a nod to the common name “Canterbury bells.” This all-Campanula Champion II collection features four harmonious hues: Deep Blue, Lilac, Pink, and White, each one graceful and luminous in the spring garden. Their upright stems and airy, bell-shaped flowers bring both movement and structure, catching the light and swaying gently in the breeze.

**Campanula Champion II is a day-length sensitive variety that must be planted during short-day conditions to perform well as a cut flower. If planted too early in the fall, or late in the spring - when days exceed 12 hours - it will initiate buds prematurely, often blooming on short stems before the plant is fully established. Fall planting allows the plant to remain vegetative through winter, resulting in strong, tall stems and full flowering in spring.**

This collection includes 4 mini greenhouses, each containing 8 plugs of the following varieties:

Campanula 'Champion II Deep Blue'

Campanula 'Champion II Lilac'

Campanula 'Champion II Pink'

Campanula 'Champion II white'