Harebells, Campanula rotundifolia, are one of my favourite summer flowers. What is not to like – a beautiful blue colour and shaped like bells. I have cultivated forms of Campanula in my garden but nothing beats this native one. The native ones are found on dry grasslands and dunes. These ones were growing on a dry sand/soil bank adjacent to some machair (a specialised, rare and sandy habitat formed from windblown calcareous sands) near Belmullet, Co Mayo.
These are simply lovely!
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One of my favourites Eliza
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I love coming across these on a summer stroll in a peaceful country lane!
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Me too – they just make the heart smile!
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So pretty!
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I think so too!
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Love the last one especially! 🙂
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Thank you.
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What a lovely plant to have growing wild.
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It certainly is:)
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I love harebells so delicate. Now I need to walk where I know they grow.
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They are delicate.
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