Top Results for Campanulaceae
Tall bellflower, Campanula americana, is an annual or biennial herb native to eastern North America and found in moist woodlands, shaded slopes, stream margins, and disturbed habitats. It can grow about six feet tall and produces pale blue to violet, star-shaped flowers along an elongated leafy stem...
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Tall native bellflower earns solid appreciation for woodland stature and blue blooms, but limited broader fame.
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Indian tobacco is the common name for Lobelia inflata, a North American annual wildflower in the bellflower family, Campanulaceae. The plant is recognizable by its blue flowers and inflated seed capsules, and it contains biologically active alkaloids that can make it poisonous in large amounts. Indi...
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Ethnobotanical history and inflated pods are notable, but toxicity and small flowers limit favorable reputation.
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