Où placer campanule ?
Où placer campanule ?
La campanule se plait partout dans le jardin, y compris en bac, pot ou jardinière sur la terrasse ou le balcon. Elle apprécie particulièrement les bordures, la rocaille et les plate-bandes. Évitez les sols trop calcaires car la campanule redoute l'excès de calcaire. Cela conduit souvent au jaunissement des feuilles.
Comment avoir de belles campanules ?
Comment planter les campanules - Complétez avec un terreau horticole mélangé à de l'engrais à libération lente. - Placez la plante dans le trou, complétez autour avec du terreau, tassez bien. - Finissez par un bon arrosage. - dans une terre non calcaire, au soleil voire à la mi-ombre.
What does the name campanula mean?
- The name campanula came from the Latin word 'Campanula' which means 'bell'. The more common name of the flower is bell flower. It is also known as the 'Venus Looking Glass' based on a myth. The flower is mostly used to convey a feeling of gratitude.
Is Campanula toxic to humans?
- According to the California Poison Control System, bellflower plants of the Campanula species are not toxic to either pets or people. These, and any other nontoxic plants can cause vomiting, diarrhea and gastrointestinal upset if Fido ingests them in large amounts.
How tall does Campanula get?
- The size of the plant varies between only 4 inches tall and over 4 feet tall, depending on the species and cultivar, with a maximum spread of 3 feet. Campanula flowers are hardy to United States Department of Agriculture zone 3 and are low-maintenance plants, according to the University of Illinois.
Will Campanula grow in shade?
- Growing to heights ranging from 3″ to 30″, there is a Campanula for almost every garden situation, from the front of the rock garden to the back of the perennial border. Light/Watering: Most varieties will do well in full sun or light shade, the latter vital in the South for all but C. persicifolia and C. pyramidalis.
