Mobsea Logo
Home

Campanula Carpatica

Flowers

<
^
>

Campanula Carpatica

This species of Bell flower, which takes its name from its place of growth, is a native of the Carpatian Alps, and was introduced into the Royal Garden at Kew, by Professor Jacquin, of Vienna, in the year 1774.It flowers in June and July.As yet it is scarce in our gardens, but deserves to be more generally known and cultivated, its flowers, in proportion to the plant, are large and shewy like many other Alpine plants, it is well suited to decorate certain parts of rock work, or such borders of the flower garden, as are not adapted for large plants.It is a hardy perennial, and propagated by parting its roots in autumn.Our figure, from a deficiency in the colouring art, gives a very inadequate idea of its beauty.


<
^
>

Fumaria Solida
Mesembryanthemum Dolabriforme Hatchet leavd Fig Marigold
Monarda Fistulosa
Pelargonium Betulinum
Hyacinthus Racemosus
Sedum Anacampseros
Hemerocallis Fulva
Plumeria Rubra
Reseda Odorata Sweet scented Reseda or Mignonette
Lupinus Perennis
Mesembryanthemum Pinnatifidum
Ixia Crocata
More ...


Test your English Language
Tips to Feng Shui Your Home
Tips For Men To Look Younger
Most Prettiest Faces In The World
Crazy iPhone Accessories
Healthy Blood
Rules to play Rowing
Mehandi Designs For Hands
Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks of India
Benefits of Elderberry
Makeup for Valentines Day
Boost Self Confidence
Craziest Eating Contests From Around The World
Friendship Day
Most Expensive Mobile Phones in the World
Tips to get ready for College
Benefits of Kale
Benefits of Kiwi Fruits
Benefits of Kumquat fruit