Million Bells come in three types – Bouquet, Chimes and Trailing. CHIMES have a slightly spreading habit which is ideal for covering garden edges or the top of garden walls.

Care

Performs best in full sun. Being a tender perennial, Million Bells will last indefinitely in your garden. However, Million Bells are very unforgiving if soil moisture remains low for extended periods, and/or exposed to frost. When growing in pots, use a well drained, organically rich potting mix. Do not allow plants to dry out. Water adequately but not excessively if planted in the ground. For best results when growing in containers, keep plants slightly moist. Pruning or pinching is not necessary as Million Bells are self-cleaning!

Due to the large amount of flowers produced by Million Bells, they require a regular application of fertiliser. Use a high-nitrogen fertiliser. For plants growing in containers, apply fertiliser every two weeks; for plants growing in the ground apply fertiliser every four weeks during the growing season.