Newer double Campanula we received from England.  This has big medium blue flowers like 2 shallow cups nested together.  These are on strong stems which don't blow over and we can testify to that living on the windswept Port Townsend Plateau.  Good clumper - a great plant.

This Campanula was collected in Russia at Karachayevo-Cherkessiya, Terbeda, Gonachkir Valley at 1800 meters so next time you are there, keep an eye peeled for it.  This potentially can reach 3'-5' tall in flower with nice heads of pale lavender to white flowers in midsummer.  Is it hardy, you ask?  Da!

From Wendy Perry of Bosvigo Plants in S. England comes this unfortunately scarce and choice Campanula.  Gently and very controllably spreading to make an impressive clump with spires of pure white flowers.  Pairs impeccably with Hosta 'Patriot'.

Gawen Bellflower.  A fine choice for cottage gardens or your basic flower bed, this very hardy perennal will provide a refreshing and cooling display of large cup and saucer double white flowers in early to mid summer.  This is a mat-forming plant so in a few years you will have an enviable stand of flower stems you can cut for dinner parties.

This little beaut seems so architectural that I always imagine it to be a (non-denominational) cathedral for the fairy folk.  Rigid, vertical spires are robed in dark green leaves and blessed with soft lavender flowers of an open-faced innocence.  Uncommon of course.

A little gem this one is. Fully double white flowers like elfin roses held on short stems in spring and early summer on this little creeper. Perfectly suited to the rockery, rock garden or special spot, this will charm even the most cynical and caustic of gardeners except those who hate double flowers but even they awake smiling on occasion in the middle of the night after dreaming of this blooming in their garden.