Sometimes placed into its own genus Campanularia, this giant of a plant is also beautiful for many, many months once it goes to flower. Typically a reseeding biennial,plants spend their first year as a relatively small rosette of arrowhead shaped leaves, and in the second year can spike to nearly 5 feet tall, with one to several stalks that throw out rich lavender-blue blooms all along their length (and evne after one set of flowers is done, they often are followed by new waves back up and down the spike). Seeds will sow themselves, but can also be started early after a month of cold stratification.
Packets contain approx. 30 seeds each.