Bellflower ‘Pearl White’

Lots of white, cup shaped flowers appear on this perennial for weeks from late spring into summer.

Its small leaves are toothy, and overall, the plant forms a nice mound 8-12 inches high when in bloom and spreading out to 1-2 feet wide.

With our hot summers, it would appreciate a layer of mulch in the spring to help keep its roots cool when the season changes and also a location where it can receive some afternoon shade.

Typically though it is listed as plant for full sun or part shade.

Plant it in a place with well drained, consistent moisture, avoiding heavy, soggy soils as they will tend to rot out in that environment.

Hardy in zones 3-8.