RASPBERRY BELL

Raspberry Bell is a biennial that can become a perennial plant living up to six years in one place with proper care. Bushes are usually planted in alpine gardens and used for decorating borders, home territories, and decorative compositions. Thanks to their frost resistance, they are perfect for both cold-climate gardens and more temperate regions.

Raspberry Bell flowers have a characteristic bell-shaped (bell-shaped) appearance, measuring approximately 7–11 cm in diameter. The flower features a carmine-red hue with a bluish gradient and a creamy-white center, outlined by a blue halo, maintaining its vibrancy even after prolonged storage. Leaves are pale blue-green and large, wavy at the edges, while stems are straight and sturdy, reaching heights of 50–60 cm.

Raspberry Bell is easy to propagate both by seeds and by dividing the bush. For planting, fertile, well-drained soil is required; the plant prefers sunny spots but can also tolerate partial shade. Flowering begins in June and continues until September, making it a valuable material for creating miniature bouquets of cut flowers. Due to the combination of decorative appeal, ease of cultivation, and cold hardiness, Raspberry Bell is an excellent choice for both professional gardeners and home garden enthusiasts.