Anstatt ständig Gras und hässliches Unkraut aus den Rissen in meinem Vorgarten herauszuholen, möchte ich einige hübsche lila Blumen auf dem Laufenden lassen.
campanula – harebells/bellflowers! I love them too
No-Sandwich1511 on
Google lens says Campanula portenschlagiana
Debsrugs on
Aubrieta
plaintextures on
They are flowers. These are lovely.
Reasonable_Royal4882 on
Campanula .
SnooGuavas2434 on
These I love so much as you can find them growing out of small cracks in walls in the strangest of places!
SearchSuch4751 on
Weed but really nice my parents drive has rows of them down side,lovely colour in summer.
Substantial-Chonk886 on
I planted some and they got devoured. Pity. I think I’ll buy a whole load more and go on the attack haha
vast_bellend on
Thats a standard MK2 gas meter box
Brilliant-Ad-2738 on
The image shows a vibrant display of Campanula portenschlagiana, commonly known as the Dalmatian Bellflower. These beautiful violet-blue flowers are seen cascading down a wall, characteristic of their vigorous, mat-forming, and trailing habit.
Here are some details about this plant:
Appearance: It features heart-shaped, mid-green leaves and a profusion of striking violet-blue, bell-shaped flowers.
Growing Habit: It is a low-growing, evergreen perennial known for its vigorous, mat-forming habit, making it excellent for ground cover, rock gardens, raised beds, or trailing over walls and pots.
Flowering Season: It typically blooms from July to September, providing a long-lasting display of color.
Care: It thrives in well-drained soil and can tolerate full sun to partial shade. Once established, it is also quite drought-tolerant.
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I_waz_Perce on
Isn’t nature amazing. This is both beautiful and extremely unexpected. I love plants!
Underhive_Art on
Campanula! Grows like a weed comes in purples and whites with quite a few cultivars
Dazzling_Bat_Hat on
you don’t, they are a bloody nightmare. Im fighting a never ending battle with this b@stard plant. It’s constantly springing up all over my patio, walls, home😭
Funny-Worldliness466 on
Love this. Garden noob here. How to start it off? Can I buy seeds and just throw them down?
ramalamalamafafafa on
What does this look like for the rest of the year?
MathematicianSad8487 on
I have some of this in a hanging basket but think I’ll try planting where my patio meets my house . Bought in lidl and wasn’t sure it was better this way .
patchworkcat12 on
Look at aubretia and thyme as well.
AndreeaChar on
Campanula… ok…. I planted it twice in pots, I took care of it the best I could, but it still managed to die every time. Now I see one growing on a building. Ok.
WoolyCrafter on
Ahh, that pic makes me wistful. I used to have a concrete yard that had been taken over by these. Absolutely smothered, not a cm of concrete on show. When they flowered, it was a sea of beautiful purple and SO LOUD from all the bees!
My old cat was an idiot. He’d sit in the midst of this and ‘hold’ a bee in his mouth. He never ate them, just sat there quietly buzzing and would eventually spit that bee out. Bee would shake the cat spit off, sit for a while to dry and then get busy again. Meanwhile cat would have another bee in his chops! He never got stung, he’d just sit there with this cheeky look. Little sod!
martzgregpaul on
campanula, i have LOADS everywhere they seed like mad.
They look terrible once they have flowered though
Cuntyuuiiiiiiii on
Use Google Lens, I always use it for Identifying plants etc 👌
hyenadip on
some delightful structure destroying plants.
Odd-Chart8250 on
TY. I found a similar campanula for my area and will be planting that next! 😀
spikeyboy79 on
Wisteria
hippy_chick81 on
Are we gonna talk about the pipe ? 👀
Stingin_Belle on
They’re the only thing I can keep alive in my garden 😆 the bees love them
stabilasid on
Gas meter box. Difficult to germinate
dallasp2468 on
Are they as bad as ivy?
Fit_Rich_6748 on
That is actually one of the most beautiful flowers I’ve ever seen
Cultural-Web991 on
Campanula
TapDiscombobulated58 on
It’s called a gas meter compartment.
Usually the pipe that exits the box is secured and has an earth bond to it.
This one is dangerous.
Future_Direction5174 on
We have a house, on a 70’s residential estate and a paler bellflower has established itself along the crack between the eastern side of our house and the concrete path up the side. It is in full shade as the path is only one metre wide and on the far side of the path is the 6 foot fence forming the boundary with our next door neighbour.
It doesn’t cause any damage, and would be very easy to clear IF I chose to do so. I do clear out competing weeds (buddleia seedlings and the like) and so I know how easy to pull it up accidentally.
What variety I have, I don’t know.
Weirdly despite dead leaves etc collecting along the western side of the house (which has an identical path but with a 3 feet high wall on the other side), it doesn’t grow there. I do wonder if I should pull some from the eastern path and plant them along the western path as well.
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Serbian bellflowers – they’re lovely
campanula – harebells/bellflowers! I love them too
Google lens says Campanula portenschlagiana
Aubrieta
They are flowers. These are lovely.
Campanula .
These I love so much as you can find them growing out of small cracks in walls in the strangest of places!
Weed but really nice my parents drive has rows of them down side,lovely colour in summer.
I planted some and they got devoured. Pity. I think I’ll buy a whole load more and go on the attack haha
Thats a standard MK2 gas meter box
The image shows a vibrant display of Campanula portenschlagiana, commonly known as the Dalmatian Bellflower. These beautiful violet-blue flowers are seen cascading down a wall, characteristic of their vigorous, mat-forming, and trailing habit.
Here are some details about this plant:
Appearance: It features heart-shaped, mid-green leaves and a profusion of striking violet-blue, bell-shaped flowers.
Growing Habit: It is a low-growing, evergreen perennial known for its vigorous, mat-forming habit, making it excellent for ground cover, rock gardens, raised beds, or trailing over walls and pots.
Flowering Season: It typically blooms from July to September, providing a long-lasting display of color.
Care: It thrives in well-drained soil and can tolerate full sun to partial shade. Once established, it is also quite drought-tolerant.
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Isn’t nature amazing. This is both beautiful and extremely unexpected. I love plants!
Campanula! Grows like a weed comes in purples and whites with quite a few cultivars
you don’t, they are a bloody nightmare. Im fighting a never ending battle with this b@stard plant. It’s constantly springing up all over my patio, walls, home😭
Love this. Garden noob here. How to start it off? Can I buy seeds and just throw them down?
What does this look like for the rest of the year?
I have some of this in a hanging basket but think I’ll try planting where my patio meets my house . Bought in lidl and wasn’t sure it was better this way .
Look at aubretia and thyme as well.
Campanula… ok…. I planted it twice in pots, I took care of it the best I could, but it still managed to die every time. Now I see one growing on a building. Ok.
Ahh, that pic makes me wistful. I used to have a concrete yard that had been taken over by these. Absolutely smothered, not a cm of concrete on show. When they flowered, it was a sea of beautiful purple and SO LOUD from all the bees!
My old cat was an idiot. He’d sit in the midst of this and ‘hold’ a bee in his mouth. He never ate them, just sat there quietly buzzing and would eventually spit that bee out. Bee would shake the cat spit off, sit for a while to dry and then get busy again. Meanwhile cat would have another bee in his chops! He never got stung, he’d just sit there with this cheeky look. Little sod!
campanula, i have LOADS everywhere they seed like mad.
They look terrible once they have flowered though
Use Google Lens, I always use it for Identifying plants etc 👌
some delightful structure destroying plants.
TY. I found a similar campanula for my area and will be planting that next! 😀
Wisteria
Are we gonna talk about the pipe ? 👀
They’re the only thing I can keep alive in my garden 😆 the bees love them
Gas meter box. Difficult to germinate
Are they as bad as ivy?
That is actually one of the most beautiful flowers I’ve ever seen
Campanula
It’s called a gas meter compartment.
Usually the pipe that exits the box is secured and has an earth bond to it.
This one is dangerous.
We have a house, on a 70’s residential estate and a paler bellflower has established itself along the crack between the eastern side of our house and the concrete path up the side. It is in full shade as the path is only one metre wide and on the far side of the path is the 6 foot fence forming the boundary with our next door neighbour.
It doesn’t cause any damage, and would be very easy to clear IF I chose to do so. I do clear out competing weeds (buddleia seedlings and the like) and so I know how easy to pull it up accidentally.
What variety I have, I don’t know.
Weirdly despite dead leaves etc collecting along the western side of the house (which has an identical path but with a 3 feet high wall on the other side), it doesn’t grow there. I do wonder if I should pull some from the eastern path and plant them along the western path as well.