Scopolia are low-growing perennials characterized by their prominently veined foliage. In spring, they produce single, drooping, bell-shaped flowers before dying back.

Scopolia anomala

Scopolia carniolica is a perennial that typically grows to about 60 cm in height, featuring creeping rhizomes. Its foliage consists of glossy, textured green leaves with distinct veins. In mid to late spring, it produces solitary, bell-shaped blooms that are reddish-purple or reddish-brown on the exterior, contrasting with pale yellow-green interiors, emerging from the leaf axils. After flowering, the plant goes dormant during the summer months.

Scopolia carniolica

Scopolia carniolica 'Zwanenburg'

Scopolia carniolica from Poland

Scopolia carniolica from Slovenia

Scopolia carniolica podolica

Scopolia carniolica var. brevifolia is a herbaceous perennial that reaches a height of approximately 60 cm. Its dark green leaves emerge in late winter, initially tinted with a deep purple hue, and the plant dies back during the summer months. In the spring, it produces pale yellow, drooping, bell-shaped flowers.

Scopolia carniolica var. brevifolia

Scopolia carniolica var. carniolica

Scopolia japonica

Scopolia physaloides

Scopolia stramonifolia

Scopolia stramoniifolia

Scopolia tangutica

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