Campanula muralis is a compact, trailing perennial that produces masses of deep‑mauve flowers from spring through summer. This 5‑pack of 3cm garden‑ready plugs establishes quickly, spreading beautifully over rockeries, walls and containers. Long‑flowering, easy to grow and perfect for softening borders and hard edges.

Campanula muralis is a delightful, low‑growing perennial with a cascading, trailing habit and a generous display of deep mauve, star‑shaped blooms from spring right through the summer months. This easy, spreading plant is ideal for walls, rockeries, edging, containers, and brightening shaded corners.

Its delicate, ground‑hugging growth softens stonework and fills small spaces with colour, making it a favourite in cottage gardens, patio displays and border fronts.

Your order includes 5 × 3cm garden‑ready plug plants, which can be planted out immediately or potted on for stronger establishment. Each plug roots quickly and forms a charming mound that gently trails and spreads without becoming invasive.

Every order is shipped via Royal Mail 48 Tracked, securely packed in 100% recycled R‑PET blister packs to protect the plants in transit.
When you buy two or more multi‑packs, your postage is upgraded free to Royal Mail 24 Tracked.
For bulk or bespoke orders, contact us for tailored pricing using RM24 or Parcelforce24 services.

🌿 Key Features & Benefits

• 🌸 Masses of mauve flowers from spring to summer
• 🌿 Attractive trailing habit for walls, pots and rockeries
• 🪴 Includes 5 × 3cm plug plants, easy to establish
• 🌱 Grows well in sun or partial shade
• ♻️ Eco‑friendly R‑PET packaging
• 🚚 FREE P&P via RM48 Tracked
• ⚡ Multi‑pack orders upgrade to RM24 Tracked

🌿 Planting & Care

• Position: Full sun or partial shade
• Soil: Free‑draining
• Habit: Low, spreading, trailing
• Ideal for: Walls, edging, containers, rockeries

🌿 FAQs

Is Campanula muralis hardy?
Yes — it is fully hardy and returns reliably each year.

Does it spread quickly?
It spreads steadily, forming soft mats or cascades without becoming invasive.

Will it flower in part shade?
Yes — it performs well in partial shade and still produces lots of blooms.