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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2008 11:51:54 GMT
Just bought a lovely large flowered white campanula from a market stall. It hasn't come with any 'instructions', and the 16 year old behind the stall looked at me blankly when I asked  Do you think it'll be ok planted out in the garden now? The spot I had in mind is in semi shade, on heavy clay (can back fill the hole with compost, though) Also, I might have accidently picked up an african lily  Again, no 'instructions', but lots of green leaves. Would this be best in a pot? |
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Post by andy on Feb 15, 2008 13:20:50 GMT
Is the campanula a carpeting type such as C. carpatica or an upright such as C. persicifolia
Carpeting or creeping campanulas prefer very dry, well drained in full sun...although i do have some in total shade.
I'd happily plant it out now as long as the ground isn't frosted.
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Do you think it'll be ok planted out in the garden now? The spot I had in mind is in semi shade, on heavy clay (can back fill the hole with compost, though) Also, I might have accidently picked up an african lily 
Again, no 'instructions', but lots of green leaves. Would this be best in a pot?
