Origin
The Campanula isophylla Dublin Blue, also known as the Italian bellflower, originates from the coastal areas of Northern Italy. Its natural habitat is rocky and rugged, enabling the plant to survive in a variety of climate conditions.

Characteristics
The Dublin Blue has unique characteristics that set it apart. The plant has dark green foliage, stands out because of its hanging stems with tubular flowers, and blooms in the summer into early autumn. The flowers of this species are unique in their bright bluish-purple colour, contributing to its exceptional beauty and attractiveness in gardens.

Care
When it comes to care, the Campanula isophylla Dublin Blue requires a moderate amount of care. The plant needs watering at least once a week, but over-watering can cause root rot. To flower, the Campanula needs ample daylight, preferably six hours or more per day. It does not tolerate harsh winters and at temperatures below freezing, the plant should be moved into a protective environment such as a greenhouse or conservatory. To promote blooming, it is recommended to regularly feed the plant with a balanced plant food.