A longtime favorite of cottage gardens, Campanula ‘Loddon Anna’ sports clusters of soft lilac-pink flowers that bloom all summer on gracefully arched stems, attracting butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. The flowers are bell-shaped, earning it the common name “bellflower.” Its clump-forming, narrow green foliage typically reaches 4ft tall and 2ft wide at maturity.

Campanula ‘Loddon Anna’ bellflower is deer and rabbit-resistant. It is a reliable perennial when sited in well-draining soil and sun to part-shade. Deadheading will prevent any self-sowing and encourage a second flush of blooms.