Campanula vidalii
Azores Bellflower
Also published as Azorina vidalii. You are in the right place.

About the plant
What it is and where it grows — not part of any germination protocol.
- Habit
- shrubPlants of the World Online
- Flower
- White, pinkishWikipedia
- Native range
- AzoresGBIF Backbone Taxonomy
Toxicity is noted only where a source states it. No note here is not a finding of safety.
Sources: Plants of the World Online — Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; Wikipedia — Wikipedia contributors; GBIF Backbone Taxonomy — Global Biodiversity Information Facility.
Worth knowing
- The Azores bellflower is the only species in its genus and the only member of the bellflower family native to the Azores. Fewer than 1,000 mature plants survive, scattered along the coasts, mainly in crevices of the coastal cliffs. Wikipedia: Azorina
This source reports three treatments. All are shown.
Protocol 1
DerivedN. C. Deno, 1998Difficulty Low
Start around March 28, 2027 for a May 3 last frost.
Sow and cover
Temperature: 70°F 21°C Light: light
No stated waiting before sowing. Then 8 days to germinate.
100% germination in 8 days.
Protocol 2
DerivedN. C. Deno, 1998Difficulty Moderate
Start around December 22, 2026 for a May 3 last frost.
Cold moist stratification
Duration: 90 daysTemperature: 40°F 4°C
Warm moist stratification
Duration: 90 daysTemperature: 70°F 21°C Light: light
about 3 months from start to step 2. Germination happens during step 2, in 14 days.
82% germination in 14 days.
Protocol 3
DerivedN. C. Deno, 1998Difficulty Moderate
Start around March 19, 2027 for a May 3 last frost.
Sow and cover
Temperature: 70°F 21°C Light: dark
No stated waiting before sowing. Then 17 days to germinate.
55% germination in 14–17 days.
How each step is done, in Deno’s words, and what Verified and Derived mean.
Germination trials
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