Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Park's Floral Magazine, Vol. 41: April 1905
Platycodon -this' 15 a perennial plant, a native of China or Japan, and is very easy to succeed with. The plants often bloom the first season from Seeds, the blooms be ing mostly of a blue color, and somewhat resembling Canterbury Bells. It seems to be perfectly hardy, dying down 111 autumn and coming up again in the spring. The plants are well worth growing by all who admire perennial plants.
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