Origin
The Campanula isophylla Atlanta White is often found in the Mediterranean region, particularly in Southern Italy. In its natural origin region, the plant benefits from a preference for warm, well-drained locations. It is believed that the plant has made its way to other continents through natural dispersion and traditional English cottage gardens.

Characteristics
The Campanula isophylla Atlanta White is characterised by its clear white, alluring flowers with a distinctive bell-like shape. Known as the Italian Bellflower, it has fairly long stems and produces dense clusters of these bell flowers. The plant's leaves are dark green and heart-shaped, offering an attractive contrast to the clear white flowers.

Care
Despite its versatile adaptability, you give the Campanula isophylla Atlanta White the best chance of growth with careful attention to its care. The plant prefers a place in full sun or semi-shade and thrives well in well-drained, fertile soil. Regular watering, especially during dry periods, helps the plant stay healthy and vibrant. Regularly removing old flowers can be useful for a constant flower production.