Campanula versicolor Andrews

It is an evergreen perennial herb. It does not have hairs. The stems are stout and erect or curving upwards. They branch at the top. The leaves are leathery. The leaves at the base are oval and often with a heart-shaped base. They have stalks. The upper leaves do not have stalks and are narrow at the base. It has blue harebell flowers. They have a deeper violet centre. The flowers are 15-25 mm long and 25-30 mm wide. They are borne in clusters along the spike like branches.

It is a Mediterranean climate plant. It grows in rocky places and often near cliffs.

The young leaves are used in salads. They are also eaten cooked. The flowers are also eaten.

Can be grown by cuttings, divisions or seedlings.