Spotted Bellflower

Delicate, drooping, and adorned with freckles, the Spotted Bellflower is one of nature’s quietly stunning perennials. Native to East Asia—particularly Korea, Japan, and parts of China and is known for its ornamental beauty and hardy nature.The Spotted Bellflower gets its name from its pendulous, bell-shaped flowers that resemble tiny hanging lanterns. Each flower is usually soft pink, white, or lavender, dotted inside with purplish-red speckles, creating a beautiful contrast that draws the eye. The flowers dangle like earrings from slender, arching stems—giving the plant a graceful, slightly whimsical look.

Bell-shaped, 1.5 to 2 inches long, often with fine hairs on the outside and distinct spotting inside the corolla.Sprawling or upright depending on the variety and growing conditions.Spotted Bellflowers are easy to grow and adapt well to a range of garden conditions.Prefers partial shade but can tolerate full sun in cooler climates. Too much direct sunlight in hot zones may cause leaf scorching.The Spotted Bellflower is a favorite among gardeners for its versatility and aesthetic appeal.

If you're looking to add a touch of elegant wildness and quiet beauty to your garden, the Spotted Bellflower is a graceful contender. With its nodding flowers and soft hues, it brings both structure and softness, bridging the gap between the cultivated and the natural. Low-maintenance, pollinator-friendly, and visually enchanting, it’s a timeless bloom that earns its place in any thoughtful planting scheme.