Robust and distinctive native Campanula commonly found in vineyards, mixed hedgerows and various types of woodland, with triangular leaves and a long, one-sided inflorescence.
The genus name derives from the Latin “campanula”, meaning small bell, while the specific epithet means “small turnip”). Although not commonly used, its young spring leaves are edible.


le storie

The stories

1863

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The most handsome of Garibaldi’s Thousand

- Francesco Nullo