Campanula (Dalmatian Bellflower) is an ornamental plant with trailing stems that produce white, pink, or light blue flowers. The white variety is called the "bride" and the blue one the "groom." It blooms in June and July, with delicate green leaves nearly hidden by the mass of flowers. This plant mainly grows in the temperate zone of the Northern Hemisphere, with a significant presence in the Mediterranean region.
Key Features:
- Flower color: White, pink, light blue
- Blooming period: June to July
- Origin: Mediterranean, Northern Italy, and France
Ecology and role in nature:
It thrives in temperate climates, attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies. Campanula is drought-resistant and adapts well to rocky terrains.
Use in floristry:
Often used in farmer's markets for creating small meadow-like bouquets. It is a perfect addition to summer floral arrangements due to its delicate appearance.
