Rapido Blue Carpathian Bellflower

Light Needs

Partial Sun to Full Sun

(At Least 5 Hours of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

5-7 Inches

Mature Spread

5-8 Inches

Growing Zones

3 to 8

Rapido Blue Carpathian Bellflower (Campanula carpatica) has an impact as big as its name in just a tiny package. Rapido Blue Carpathian Bellflower has the beloved bell or cup-shaped flowers campanulas are known for in rich Carpathian blue tones. This plant will perk up any garden border, mass planting, or rock garden with its cheery flowers and petite stature as a lovely filler.

Flowering from late spring to early summer, these blue flowers will beckon local honeybees, native bees, pollinators, and even hummingbirds to your garden providing plentiful flowers and forage. The tiny stature of Rapido Blue Carpathian Bellflower has a petite mounded habit that works well in many gardens or containers and is deer resistant.

Rapido Blue Carpathian Bellflower Care

Choose a location in part sun to sun for this plant with neutral to acidic soil. This plant prefers well-drained soil that is fertile to average. It will benefit from amendments at the time of planting. Water well until established then give it average waterings.

Flowers will require deadheading once spent. Deadheading will encourage new growth and flowers continuing into summer.

Rapido Blue Carpathian Bellflower Spacing

Almost considered miniature, this plant will reach a maximum of 5 – 7 inches with a spread of 5-8 inches. Mass plantings can be densely spaced 5 – 8 inches apart.