Symphyandra zanzegur 
(Rock Bellflower)

Synonyms:  Symphyandra samothracica, Symphyandra sporadum
Origin:  Native of United States
Family:  Campanulaceae
Light:  Sun-part shade
Height:  8-10"
Spacing:  15"
Blooms:  Showy, floriferous, bell-shaped, blue-violet, on thin stems, late Spring
Foliage:  Green-yellow, soft, toothed margins, velvety
Soil:  Well-drained, rich, sandy, loamy
Water:  Average-dry
Uses:  Cut flowers, rock garden, edging, mixed container, borders,  mass plant
Propagation:  Seeds/ rootball divisions

Comments:  Symphyandra zanzegur or Rock Bellflower or Symphyandra samothracica, Symphyandra sporadum is an unusual perennial with an uprgiht growth habit.  It is a native of United States.   From June to August, Symphyandra zanzegur prolifically produces wiry stems of showy, blue-violet, bell-shaped flowers, followed later by seeds.  The cut flowers look excellent in floral arrangements.  The attractive green-yellow foliage is soft and velvety with toothed margins.  Rock Bellflower is easily propagated from seeds or rootball divisions.  It thrives best in well-drained, rich, average to dry, sandy, loamy soil.  Symphyandra samothracica is low maintenance and self seeds readily.   It is hardy to -10 degrees F.   Mass plant Symphyandra sporadum as edging plants or use them in rock gardens for a terrific visual display.  It can also be container cultivated.   Symphyandra zanzegur is excellent for the Summer landscape.  It is charming and attracts foot traffic.

USDA Zones:  5-10

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