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Takion Series Blue Picotee Bellflower

Campanula persicifolia Takion™ F1 Blue White Picotee

Compact Takion™ F1 Blue White Picotee bellflowers with white petals shaded blue at the edges.

Plant Type
Perennials & Annuals
Width
12-16 In.
Height
12 In.
USDA hardiness zone
3 - 7

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About Takion Series Blue Picotee Bellflower

Takion™ F1 Blue White Picotee is a compact Campanula persicifolia selection whose recorded trade wording is shortened to “Blue Picotee” in this catalog entry. A perennial nursery listing identifies the exact Blue White Picotee selection and describes white petals shaded blue at the outside; Takii’s current F1 Takion profile and NC State’s species account provide broader series and species context. See the [selection listing](https://byliny-swierk.pl/home,4,oferta,,12.html), [Takii F1 Takion profile](https://www.takiiseed.com/flower/f1-takion/), and [NC State species profile](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/campanula-persicifolia/). ## Garden Use This short bellflower carries flowers above a compact clump and suits containers, borders, and cottage-garden planting. The exact Blue White Picotee nursery entry lists a height near 30 centimetres and bloom from May through July. Takii describes F1 Takion as a pot crop with sturdy flowering stems; NC State describes the broader Takion Blue selection as mounded, with lavender-blue, upward- and outward-facing flowers. The picotee selection’s own white-and-blue pattern is retained here rather than substituting the solid-blue description. ## Growing Conditions Grow in bright outdoor conditions and well-drained soil; the species profile supports full sun to partial shade and medium moisture. Takion is sold as a hardy garden perennial as well as a pot crop, but performance and flowering dates vary with climate and cultivation. Keep the plant’s compact size in mind when placing it near taller Campanula varieties. ## Maintenance Remove spent flowers to keep the display neat and limit unwanted seedlings. Water during dry weather while avoiding waterlogged soil. Allow enough space for the clump to mature, and divide it if it becomes congested.