ONH

Bluebells-of-Scotland

Campanula rotundifolia

  • 1204
  • 1150138
  • 1250184
  • 1250257
  • 1250711
  • 1810443
  • 1810630
  • 1810541
  • 1994
  • 1987
  • 1150012
  • 1204
    1 - Bluebells-of-Scotland, Campanula rotundifolia, a typical violet-blue color.

    07/11/2009 Blue Mountain/Deer Park, Olympic National Park

  • 1150138
    2 - Bluebells-of-Scotland.

    08/01/2013 Obstruction Point Area, Olympic National Park, Washington

  • 1250184
    3 - Bluebells-of-Scotland.

    07/15/2014 Blue Mountain/Deer Park, Olympic National Park

  • 1250257
    4 - Bluebells-of-Scotland mixed with Creeping Stonecrop.

    07/15/2014 Blue Mountain/Deer Park, Olympic National Park

  • 1250711
    5 - Bluebells-of-Scotland.

    07/26/2014 Sunrise Ridge Trail, Olympic National Park, Washington

  • 1810443
    6 - Bluebells-of-Scotland.

    07/26/2018 Obstruction Point Area, Olympic National Park, Washington

  • 1810630
    7 - Bluebells-of-Scotland, lighter blue flowers.

    07/26/2018 Obstruction Point Area, Olympic National Park, Washington

  • 1810541
    8 - Bluebells-of-Scotland, lighter blue flowers.

    07/26/2018 Obstruction Point Area, Olympic National Park, Washington

  • 1994
    9 - Bluebells-of-Scotland, uncommon barely pigmented flowers.

    07/26/2009 Sunrise Ridge Trail, Olympic National Park, Washington

  • 1987
    10 - Bluebells-of-Scotland, uncommon barely pigmented flower from the same plant as seen in slide 9.

    07/26/2009 Sunrise Ridge Trail, Olympic National Park, Washington

  • 1150012
    11 - Bluebells-of-Scotland, a flower with more petals than the usual five petals fused into a bell.

    07/28/2013 Sunrise Ridge Trail, Olympic National Park, Washington

Bluebells-of-Scotland, or Common Harebell, Campanula rotundifolia, has bell-shaped flowers typically medium to light violet-blue. Uncommon individual plants produce reduced blue pigment or no blue pigment at all, causing their flowers to be very light blue or white.