Is this Edraianthus pumilio

[plantrob]

Yesterday my single specimen of a plant I grew from Edraianthus pumilio seed (from an exchange) started blooming. The appearance is mostly like the description in Nicholls' book on dwarf campanulas, but a fellow NARGSer suggested I make sure before I settle on its identification (she knows I've had a few other mis-ID'd plants through the years  )
Leaves on my plant aren't white-topped as seen in many photos of E. pumilio, but they do have silvery hairs. Any insights would be appreciated.

[Lori S.]

Sorry, Rob, I was the doubting Thomas... given that 90% of everything in my yard is misidentified, I may very well have lost perspective.  ;-) 
After the extensive threads on Edraianthus identification in the past, perhaps most people here are too exhausted to consider another one but... I was wondering if this is Edraianthus pumilio?  Or possibly Edraianthus serpyllifolius, given the single flowers and rather longish leaves?

[Kovacs Pal]

Hi,
I think it is E. pumilo (E. serpyllifolius has wider and shorter leaves, if I know well)

[annew]

It is darker blue than my plants.

[plantrob]

Thanks for weighing in - I'll keep this filed under pumilio until I learn otherwise 

[astragalus]

Looks like E. pumilio to me.  The color can be variable, some quite dark.

[Maggi Young]

I asked ZZ his opinion - he says ID from a photo is  a tough call  - "The forum picture could be young Edraianthus pumilio if it was grown with reduced light and in richer soil."

[Lori S.]

The experts have spoken...    Sorry to have cast doubt on the ID of your plant, Rob!

[Lesley Cox]

Quite an unlikely shade of blue though? The foliage looks right, perhaps given the richer compost, reduced light suggested above.