Sorry to post here again..But I need to know! LOL.
Here we go again..I have several Pink Canterbury Bells. They are full of buds and will open anyday. Will these die after they bloom? If so, Once again...Argghhhhhhhh! Help?
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That is the way I understand it. Sorry - guess you could box them all up and mail them here to live out their last days in warmth.... Mitch
LOL LOL! Mitch
I looked in the pant files and the database I use online - both say Canterbury Bells are a biannual. All stock they had could be tender per. but grown a annual.
OH Boy! I guess time will tell...LOL
sorry :-( I try not to grow bis for that reason you and fall in love and then poof they are gone.
dear kim,
it's the same as the foxgloves (which i mentioned in your foxglove thread : )
mine reseed so profusely it's all about weeding them the following year. yearly blooms are NOT a problem, believe me!!! you may want to deadhead most of the seedpods to save yourself time weeding later.
Thanks everyone!
OK I'm hooked :-D
Kim, I bought a huge cut bunch of mixed blue & pink canterbury bells at the local farmer's market last year. They last a long time in a vase, and I also fell in love with them!
Now that they have opened, the kids keep asking if they can pick them :-/