Campanula 'Warley White' (Sometimes known as C. warleyensis) watch for white root aphid. POT Aphids Perfect for a "winter garden"

Perfect for a "winter garden" The small white flowers in early summer are very prolific and cover the bush

Grow in large clumps at the edge of a border or beneath deciduous trees or a rose garden

It was introduced into cultivation in the 1970s and apparently takes its name from the daughter of a Mr

A South African bulb

Campanula 'Warley White' (Sometimes known as C. warleyensis) watch for white root aphid. POT Aphids Perfect for a "winter garden"What a riot of clarity, colour wise, from early February. A stunning bold, yet small plant absolutely smothered with double pure white blooms up to 2cm across. Some say that it should have a little shade or protection form frost. It is dormant in winter, but can have a growth spurt on a hot day, a few of these over winter will exhaust the plant. Only 15cm or so tall overall. Easy and delightful. RHS AGM and deservedly so. I love it. In production, but