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trailing bellflower

plant
Also known as: Cyananthus
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  • tussock bellflower
    Campanulaceae

    Cyananthus, the genus of trailing bellflowers, consists of 30, mostly Himalayan, mat-forming, dainty perennials with wide-open, blue bell tubes encased in cuplike green calyxes. The genus differs from other bellflowers in having its ovary superior (above) to the base of the floral tube.

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    Cyananthus, the genus of trailing bellflowers, consists of 30, mostly Himalayan, mat-forming, dainty perennials with wide-open, blue bell tubes encased in cuplike green calyxes. The genus differs from other bellflowers in having its ovary superior (above) to the base of the floral tube.

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