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Swinging Bells™ White Campanula

Campanula cochleariifolia Swinging Bells White 70018499

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Width
3–5 In.
Height
6–8 In.
Plant developer
Syngenta

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About Swinging Bells™ White Campanula

Swinging Bells™ White is a compact, mounding perennial bellflower selected for white, nodding flowers. Its small habit fits rock gardens, troughs, container edges, and the front of a border, where the flowers can be appreciated at close range. ## Flowers and garden use Syngenta identifies this plant as product 70018499, the White selection in its Swinging Bells series of *Campanula cochleariifolia*. The series is described as compact, mounding, and pollinator-friendly, with first-year flowering; the exact selection name identifies the white flower color. The [RHS species profile](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/48346/campanula-cochlearifolia/details) describes nodding flowers and a naturally small, clump-forming perennial. Bloom timing can vary by climate and growing conditions. ## Size and placement The [Syngenta product page](https://www.syngentaflowers.com/emea/product/flower/70018499) gives series garden dimensions of 15–20 cm tall and 8–12 cm wide. Use these compact dimensions as a guide and leave space for neighboring plants to develop. White flowers can brighten a small planting in sun or light shade. ## Light, soil, and water Choose sun or light shade and moist, well-drained soil. The [RHS Campanula growing guide](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/campanula/specialist/growing-guide) emphasizes good drainage and avoiding winter-wet soil. Water regularly during establishment, then keep the soil from drying for long periods while the plant is actively growing. ## Maintenance Remove spent flowers to tidy the mound if desired. Campanulas generally need little routine pruning; remove damaged foliage as needed and avoid leaving the crown in persistently wet soil.