Description
White campion is less common than the red campion. It is usually a biennial so flowers in the second year of growth. It can continue to grow for several years after as a short lived perennial depending on the conditions!.
White campion is valuable to night feeding moths, whereas Red campion will attract pollinators during the day.
Our 1 litre pots will flower in2024
Our 9cm pots will flower in 2025
On occasion white campion will cross with red campion to produce a range of colours from white to pale pink and deep pink.
Other features:
White campion grows in most open habitats, particularly wasteland and fields. It prefers a neutral to alkaline well drained soil.
Wildlife attracted:
Night feeding moths
