Adenophora are herbaceous perennials that share a close relationship with Campanula. They produce large clusters of bell-shaped or funnel-shaped flowers in shades of violet-blue during the summer months. These blooms rise above rounded leaves that form at the base of the plant.

Adenophora

Adenophora 'Amethyst'

Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet' is a clump-forming perennial that typically reaches heights of about 70 cm. It features oval to oblong or lanceolate leaves. From early summer through autumn, it produces spikes adorned with nodding, bell-shaped flowers in a violet-blue hue.

Adenophora 'Gaudi Violet'

Adenophora aff. petiolata

Adenophora aurita

Adenophora axilliflora

Adenophora bulleyana is a herbaceous perennial that produces spikes adorned with funnel-shaped flowers, ranging from pale to mid-blue, during the late summer months.

Adenophora bulleyana

Adenophora campanulata

Adenophora capillaris

Adenophora capillaris subsp. leptosepala

Adenophora coelestis

Adenophora confusa

Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling' is an erect perennial that reaches a height of approximately 80 cm. It features wide, lanceolate green leaves. In the summer, it produces tall clusters of nodding, bell-shaped flowers that are pale violet in color.

Adenophora confusa 'Hemelstraling'

Adenophora coronopifolia

Adenophora curvidens

Adenophora cymerae

Adenophora denticulata

Adenophora diplodonta

Adenophora divaricata

Adenophora fasciculatum

Adenophora fasciculatum var. obtusifolium

Adenophora forrestii

Adenophora forrestii var. handeliana

Adenophora from China

Adenophora from Yunnan

Adenophora grandiflora

Adenophora himalayana

Adenophora hunnanensis

Adenophora intermedia

Adenophora jasionifolia

Adenophora khasiana is a herbaceous perennial that can reach heights of up to 1.2 meters. It features robust, fleshy roots and erect stems that support lanceolate, serrated green foliage. In late summer, clusters of three narrow, funnel-shaped flowers in a pale lavender blue appear, gently nodding as they bloom.

Adenophora khasiana

Adenophora koreana is a vertical, deciduous perennial that can reach heights of up to 90 cm. Its upper stems branch out and are adorned with whorls of oblong to pointed leaves, which can measure up to 13 cm in length. In the summer, this plant produces panicles of bell-shaped blue flowers at their tips.

Adenophora koreana

Adenophora kurilensis

Adenophora lamarkii

Adenophora latifolia Fischer

Adenophora latifolia ambig. white-flowered

Adenophora liliifolia

Adenophora marsupiiflora

Adenophora maximowicziana

Adenophora megalantha

Adenophora morrisonensis

Adenophora morrisonensis subsp. uehatae is a low-growing perennial, reaching heights of up to 30 cm. It features hairy stems and foliage. The basal leaves are oval with coarse teeth, while the leaves along the stems are more linear and narrowly lanceolate. In late summer and early autumn, this plant produces small, nodding, bell-shaped flowers that are purple in color.

Adenophora morrisonensis subsp. uehatae

Adenophora nikoensis is a compact perennial that grows to approximately 40 cm in height. It features narrow, lance-shaped green leaves that have serrated margins. In late summer and early autumn, it produces loose clusters of bell-shaped, violet-blue flowers on slender stems.

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