Cindy , i'm watching and waiting .. You see how old this thread is , I went to se blooms are developing , it will be a week or so

Hi All, I've just gone out to take photos of the rosette of leaves featured in Photos 5, 6, and 7. They belong to Campanula persicifolia or Peach Leaved Campanula.
Basic rosette


More growing together. Rooted shallowly, easy to dig out.


Here flower stalks are growing, with Geum Cosmopolitan, behind.


These might be what they will look like. Send a picture to let us know. Hope this helps.

HemNorth I hope they are something like that , and that is one I tried and failed at , soo possible it is ,
Nice photo's also

Ah ha! How did you finally figure this out? Also it would be good to have a photo of the attachments of one plant to another, like in your other photos, for the DB with a note about how it increases its clump size. Just a thought.

I have the blue and white forms of Campanula persicifolia! I haven't seen them for a while, they are in a very shady spot and only occasionally show themselves or maybe they have disappeared by now. I'll have to check to see if I still have any and move some if I do.

HamiltonSquare , when i see it bloom , it will be figured out ,

JRsbugs Hope you have them still

Just got lost in the length of the thread and thought HemNorth started it. I see that Campanula persicifolia blooms in june/july and this thread will be one year old by then!

Well Hamilton , I am getting slower ,, ? takes as long as it takes ,
I am more sure of it being a Campanula , but the possibility of a Spurge still exists ,
Does make it interesting (for me at least ) in the comparitve photo's over time ,
as previously suggested , meaning others I realize why , Find this interesting also ,
plant ID and all

Oh it's enjoyable all right. Not a biennial though please! I'm certain it's not a spurge. It would have milky sap as already suggested I think. Spurges have no runners either that I've ever heard of. June is just around the corner.

HamiltonSquare said:Oh it's enjoyable all right. Not a biennial though please! I'm certain it's not a spurge. It would have milky sap as already suggested I think. Spurges have no runners either that I've ever heard of. June is just around the corner.

That works for me as We or(I) are getting warmer