Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Cultivation => Cultivation Problems => Topic started by: Catwheazle on August 25, 2025, 07:36:50 AM
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Hello, I've had both varieties of Campanula thyrsoides in cultivation and flowering several times. Unfortunately, they never set seeds for me, so I don't have any plants left at the moment. I want to try again this fall. Does anyone have any help?
Thanks!
Bernd
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Bernd,
They frequently appear on the exchanges.
Between the SRGC and AGS exchanges you are very likely to find it.
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Hello,
that's not the problem. I received seeds and young plants. My question is: Does anyone have any idea why my plants aren't producing seeds?
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Bernd,
I have read about a shortage of pollenators in Europe. Perhaps your plants are not being visited. You might consider buying some bees.
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I'd also thought that a special pollinator might be present. Although: there are (still) quite a few wild bees and bumblebees in my garden. ...What could also speak for a special pollinator is the fact that they don't occur here in the mountains. 50-100 km away, in Austria, with the same soil and the same altitude, they exist again.