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Becherglocke

Becherglocke

Becherglocke  (Adenophora)

Die Becherglocke sieht Pflanzen der Gattung Glockenblume sehr ähnlich. Becherglocken besitzen dicke Wurzeln und können unter idealen Umständen kriechen. Sie können durch rechtzeitiges Abschneiden der verblühten Blütenstiele verhindern, dass sie sich selbst aussäen. Becherglocken können ausgezeichnet in einem natürlichen Garten verwendet werden, wo sie tun und lassen dürfen, was sie wollen. Die Becherglocke steht am liebsten auf einem leicht feuchten, sauren Boden in der Sonne. Einen Standortwechsel mag sie nicht.
 
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Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet' | Bekerklokje, Vrouwenklokje | Becherglocke
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Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet'
€ 5,60
Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet' | Bekerklokje, Vrouwenklokje | Becherglocke
Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet'
€ 5,60

Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet' - Ladybells

Botanical name       : Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet' 
Common name          : Ladybells, Gland Bellflower 

Colour               : Violet-blue 
Flowering time       : July - October 
Full grown height    : ± 80 cm 
Light requirement    : Sun 
Moisture requirement : Normal, Moist 
Winter hardiness     : Till -23°C  (USDA Zone 6) 
Spacing              : ± 35 cm (± 8 per m²) 
Details              : - 

Pot size             : Square 9 cm, volume 0,5 Liter 
Delivery time        : 4 - 9 working days 
Special notes        : - 

General information about Ladybells (Adenophora):
Ladybells (Adenophora) looks a lot like plants from the genus Bellflower (Campanula). They have fat roots which, in ideal circumstances, will creep. Prevent self-seeding by cutting away flowering stems on time. Ladybells are good in a wild garden where they can just get on with it. They prefer a slight acidic, moist soil in the sun. They do not like to be dug up and moved about.

Ladybells - Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet'



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Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling' | Bekerklokje, Vrouwenklokje | Becherglocke
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Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling'
€ 5,45
Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling' | Bekerklokje, Vrouwenklokje | Becherglocke
Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling'
€ 5,45

Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling' - Grand Bellflower

Botanical name       : Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling' 
Common name          : Grand Bellflower, Ladybells, Gland Bellflower 

Colour               : Light Blue-violet 
Flowering time       : June - September 
Full grown height    : ± 80 cm 
Light requirement    : Sun 
Moisture requirement : Dry, Normal 
Winter hardiness     : Till -29°C  (USDA Zone 5) 
Spacing              : ± 35 cm (± 8 per m²) 
Details              : - 

Pot size             : Square 9 cm, volume 0,5 Liter 
Delivery time        : 4 - 9 working days 
Special notes        : - 

General information about Ladybells (Adenophora):
Ladybells (Adenophora) looks a lot like plants from the genus Bellflower (Campanula). They have fat roots which, in ideal circumstances, will creep. Prevent self-seeding by cutting away flowering stems on time. Ladybells are good in a wild garden where they can just get on with it. They prefer a slight acidic, moist soil in the sun. They do not like to be dug up and moved about.

Grand Bellflower - Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling'



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