Campanula agglomerata (Campanula glomerata L., Campanulaceae)
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Campanula agglomerata (Campanula glomerata L., Campanulaceae)
Lobelia siphilitica / Great Blue Lobelia in Durham, NC
#3338 - Lobelia rhombifolia - Tufted Lobelia
A small annual from Southern Australia, growing in sandy soils over laterite, limestone or granite. In this case, over granite.
Sullivan Rock nr. Jarrahdale, WA.
oron_peri
Campanula aizoon - From its only known location in Crete in the Lefka Ori Mts.
Campanula lasiocarpa (mountain harebell) flower
Dryas octopetala (mountains avens) foliage
Campanula incurva
Plants in Campanula are often called bell flowers, and the name of their genus means "little bells", but the flowers of Campanula incurva are more urn-shaped. Often, the flowers come in shades of purple, but ours are white. Native to Greece, and belonging to the family Campanulaceae.
-Brian
Prone to Campanulaceae . This is what they say about our friend Colletes brevicornis. Colletes are indeed prone to pollen specialization so why not Campanulaceae. But, I remain suspicious. In collections I know of only Venus Looking Glass is common at that time of year.
Wahlenbergia stricta
Cotyledons
Image taken 8 days after seed plated on gibberellic acid agar and incubated at 20C