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--- campanula:elatines [2023/03/27 15:46] – [Use] Herman H. Berteler
+++ campanula:elatines [2023/04/01 11:25] (huidige) – [Use] Herman H. Berteler
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 ===== Habitus =====
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 A very rare, difficult, and beautiful species growing from four to six inches in height. The flowers, which appear in July and August, are bluish-purple, born on a branched stem, and the leaves heart-shaped, downy, and deeply toothed. It requires a perfecty drained position on the rockery or, better still, on a wall. It may also be grown in rather large well-drained pots, a third of the pot being filled with stones covered with poor gritty loam and a little leaf mould. (Fig. 32). This plant must not be confused with C. elatinoides, which has an unbranched stem and much smaller very dark blue flowers.(( :ref:prichard-maurice01 ))
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+[{{:literatuur:engeland:c.elatines_-_prichard_m._the_genus_campanula_1902_13_.jpg?300|Fig.32 - Campanula Elatines (The Garden). The genus Campanula - By Maurice Rrichard, F.R.H.S. Read April 23, 1902.}}]
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 Vivace, a radice rizomatosa voluminosa, steli prostrati o pendenti, lunghi circa cm. 20(( :ref:federazioneitalianadeiconsorzigrari01 ))
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 ===== Use =====
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 Uses: rockeries, mixborders, curbs, group planting, pot culture.(( :ref:flower.onego.ru01 ))
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-A very rare, difficult, and beautiful species growing from four to six inches in height. It requires a perfecty drained position on the rockery or, better still, on a wall. It may also be grown in rather large well-drained pots, a third of the pot being filled with stones covered with poor gritty loam and a little leaf mould. (Fig. 32). It should have the same treatment as //Campanula excisa// and //Campanula cenisia//.(( :ref:prichard-maurice01 ))
+A very rare, difficult, and beautiful species growing from four to six inches in height. It requires a perfecty drained position on the rockery or, better still, on a wall. It may also be grown in rather large well-drained pots, a third of the pot being filled with stones covered with poor gritty loam and a little leaf mould. (Fig. 32). It should have the same treatment as //Campanula excisa// and //Campanula cenisia// and //Campanula Morettiana//.(( :ref:prichard-maurice01 ))
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