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Every garden has a spot where nothing seems to thrive. One of these 10 low-growing, long-blooming bellflowers might just be the answer.
Because many of them like well-drained, even dry conditions, they're excellent choices for retaining walls or in the cracks between large flagstones. Another good spot for bellflowers is in hypertufa troughs with alpine plants or in containers mixed with annuals and other perennials. Use these low growers near the edge to drape and cover the pot.
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