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Campanula rotundifolia |
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Harebell or Bluebell
(In U.K., "bluebell" refers to
Hyacinthoides non-scripta) |
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Short to medium, slender, hairless,
rhizomatous |
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The flowers usually have fivefold
symmetry, although other variants are quite
frequent. The flowers are usually, 6 inches long,
borne on long thin stalks either singly or in
loose clusters. The petal lobes are short and
curve outwards. |
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July-October |
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Root leaves are
dark green, roundish, usually slightly toothed,
with prominent hydathodes and may wither early or persist all
season. The leaves on the flowering stems become
progressively more linear and the upper ones are
unstalked. |
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