Campanula rapunculoides

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[edit] Creeping Bellflower, Garden Harebell

• Moss, Flora of Alberta – Occasional
• Global Invasive Species Database – No
• NatureServe Rank – High/Low
• Haber, Upland – No
• Haber, Wetland – No
• CWF, Status & Invasive Range – No
• Alberta Revegetation Guidelines – No
• The Nature Conservancy – No
• CBCN – Potential
• AB Weed – Noxious

[edit] Remarks

[1] Link to WeedInfo.ca

Very persistent, slow spreading “heritage” ornamental. Unclear how well it spreads into natural areas, but does occur along paths in Whitemud Ravine and along the slopes of the North Saskatchewan River - both sites heavily dominated by non-native species.

Alberta Invasive Plants Council factsheet: https://www.invasiveplants.ab.ca/Downloads/FS-CreepingBellflower.pdf

Growing aggressively in at least three natural areas in Red Deer.

[2] Link to USDA Plants Profile for Campanula rapunculoides L. rampion bellflower

[3] Link to NatureServe I-Rank information for Campanula rapunculoides - L. Creeping Bellflower

Briutton and Brown (1913)