Can you identify creeping bellflower? Creeping bellflower is invasive in Minnesota and spreads by seed dispersal and root propagation. The bell-shaped, blue-purple flowers grow up one side of creeping bellflower stalks and carry up to 15,000 seeds. In today's #HortShort, Laura, Extension Horticulture Educator, shows what creeping bellflower looks like when it is flowering. Later this week, we'll show you how to properly bag and dispose of plant material. | University of Minnesota Extension
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Can you identify creeping bellflower? Creeping bellflower is invasive in Minnesota and spreads by seed dispersal and root propagation. The bell-shaped, blue-purple flowers grow up one side of creeping bellflower stalks and carry up to 15,000 seeds. In today's #HortShort, Laura, Extension Horticulture Educator, shows what creeping bellflower looks like when it is flowering. Later this week, we'll show you how to properly bag and dispose of plant material. | University of Minnesota Extension
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