Campanula carpatica White Clips

White Clips Tussock Bellflower

A compact, long-blooming bellflower valued for its crisp white, upward-facing flowers, tidy clumping habit, and excellent garden performance. Starry, bell-shaped blooms appear in late spring and continue into early summer, often reblooming with deadheading for an extended display.

Growth is dense and uniform, forming a neat mound that stays well-behaved and easy to maintain.

Growing Conditions



Light: Full sun to part shade (best flowering in full sun)



Soil: Moist, well-drained; prefers fertile soils



Water: Average; drought tolerant once established



Shape: Compact, clumping habit



Cold Hardiness: Excellent winter tolerance



Hardiness



USDA Zones: 3a–8b



Mature Size



Width: 12–18 in



Height: 12–18 in



Features



Clean white, upward-facing bell-shaped flowers



Long bloom period with rebloom potential



Compact, uniform growth habit



Attracts: Pollinators (bees)



Landscape Uses



Perennial borders



Rock gardens



Containers



Mass plantings and edging



Why Growers Choose It



Bright white flowers for contrast



Compact habit ideal for borders and containers



Reliable flowering with minimal maintenance

Plant type

Perennial

Height

12-18''

Width

12"-18"

Hardiness zones

3–7

Sunlight

Full Sun, Partial Shade

Growth rate

Moderate

Bloom time

Early Summer, Late Spring

Flower color

White

Fall color

SeaGreen

Attracts

Bees, Butterflies

Soil

Moist well-drained

Landscape use

Foundation

Shape

Clump, Compact

Fruit

Yes

Drought tolerant

No