(Achyranthes japonica)
Creeping bellflower, (Campanula rapunculoides) is an herbaceous, creeping perennial. Erect stems are unbranched and form dense clumps 16-40 inches tall. Stems are purple near the base, are smooth to slightly hairy, and contain a milky liquid.
- Invades fields, stream banks, woodlands, prairies, roadsides, urban areas and oak savannas.
- Introduced as an ornamental, creeping bellflower escaped gardens and is now found throughout Wisconsin.
- Creates monoculture stands through seed production and rhizomes.
CREEPING BELLFLOWER RESOURCES
