Once planted, they never need to be divided since they tend to remain in a small clump and won’t overwhelm neighboring plants. If you find you absolutely must transplant your balloon flower ...

Is it sometimes called a "balloon plant"? A The plant in question is a great perennial named Platycodon, commonly called balloon flower. The emerging flower buds look like miniature hot-air balloons.

Plant in a sunny, sheltered spot on a trellis ... Before opening into five-pointed blooms, the hollow buds look like tiny balloons. Balloon flower does best in full sun or partial shade and ...

The only place in my garden that I had my balloon flower was in the front yard because you need full sun to part shade to grow this plant. One of the reasons I liked my balloon flower was that it ...

Balloon flowers belong to the Campanula family because when the blooms open the petals flare out so that the bottom of the flower is broader than the top and shaped like a bell. Plants usually ...

balloon flowers and ladybells. With approximately 2,400 species in the 80-plus genera on the family tree — or, should I say, family herbaceous plant — it's no small group of bloomers to consider.

The balloon flowers grew to about 24 inches tall and kind of fell all over the place. The cinquefoil grew really well but had only a few flowers. Is there something I can do to help these plants ...

The doraji flower (Platycodon grandiflorus), also known as the bellflower or balloon flower in English, is a plant commonly found across Korea, Japan and China. Its roots are used as a natural remedy ...