The Canterbury Bells is a classic biennial plant, prized for its striking bell-shaped flowers and old-world charm.

The plant produces large, drooping, bell-shaped flowers, usually in dense clusters (rails) along upright stems.

As a biennial, it primarily produces foliage in the first year and flowers in the second. The focus of the first year is on forming a basal rosette. In the second year, the tall flower stems can be supported, if necessary, to prevent drooping. Remove wilted flowers to prolong flowering.