Description
Edraianthus is a Campanula relative and while a few species are strictly rock garden plants, Edraianthus graminifolius is not a fussy species. It can be easily grown at the edge of the raised flower bed, on top of dry walls, in a full sun/well drained location.
Like its name suggests, it has linear, grassy leaves in a tight clump and large, blue, campanulate flowers on spreading stems in terminal clusters in May-June. Even the clusters of capsules are looking quite cool until they mature.
All in all, a very nice, under-used plant, considering how easy can be grown from seeds.
Germination: easy warm germinator; start indoors under lights or outdoors in late spring (small seeds, sow superficial).
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