Historically, Campanula trachelium was believed to have medicinal properties, particularly for throat ailments—hence its other common name, “throatwort.” Despite its association with nettles due to its serrated leaves, it is completely sting-free and far more welcome in the garden!
This bellflower flourishes in dappled shade and moist, well-drained soil, making it ideal for woodland gardens or naturalistic plantings.
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