The common name of the various species of flowering plants of the genus Campanula, distinguished by their handsome bell-shaped blossoms.

Any of several plants of the genus Campanula (family Campanulaceae), with delicate blue bell-like flowers; esp. (also more fully bluebell of Scotland…

A flowering plant of the genus Campanula; originally applied to the native species C. Trachelium, the Nettle-leaved Bellflower or Throatwort; but…

Coventry bells n. Obsolete An old name for Campanula Medium; cf. Marian's violet n. at Marian, n.2 2. Also called Coventry rapes, Coventry Marians…

Coventry bells n. Obsolete An old name for Campanula Medium; cf. Marian's violet n. at Marian, n.2 2. Also called Coventry rapes, Coventry Marians…

Coventry bells n. Obsolete An old name for Campanula Medium; cf. Marian's violet n. at Marian, n.2 2. Also called Coventry rapes, Coventry Marians…

any of several campanulas (genus Campanula) having showy blue flowers.

The plant Campanula Trachelium. Obsolete. rare.

Any of several bellflowers, genus Campanula, used medicinally in the treatment of diseases of the throat, esp. the nettle-leaved bellflower, C. trach…

a southern European bellflower, Campanula medium, now usually known as Canterbury bells. Cf. Coventry Marians at Coventry, n. 3a, mariet, n.

Originally: any of various bellflowers (genus Campanula) used medicinally in the treatment of diseases of the throat, esp. the nettle-leaved…

a plant of the genus Legiosa (formerly included in Campanula), probably L. speculum-veneris; cf. Venus looking-glass n. at Venus, n.1 compounds 2b.

A southern European bellflower, Campanula medium. Now usually known as Canterbury bells.

= Canterbury bells, n.

the peach-leaved bellflower, Campanula persicifolia.

Campanula pyramidalis.

the nettle-leaved bell-flower, Campanula trachelium.

one or other of certain plants belonging to the genus Specularia, esp. S. (or Campanula) Speculum (†Speculum Veneris).

A bell-flower; a large genus of herbaceous plants, giving its name to the family Campanulaceæ. The flowers are bell-shaped, and usually blue or…

some garden flower, ? Campanula hispanica (cf. German spanische glocke).

a name of Campanula Speculum.

Any of various related plants of the family Campanulaceae. Any of various plants of the genera Campanula, Jasione, and Lobelia. Chiefly with…

Venus's looking-glass.

The Round-leaved Bell-flower, Campanula rotundifolia: = bluebell, n. 1a.

Applied to other bell-shaped flowers growing on heaths, esp. the Blue-bell (Campanula rotundifolia).

any of several plants having tubular or bell-shaped flowers; spec. the harebell Campanula rotundifolia, and the common foxglove, Digitalis purpurea.

the calceolaria or campanula.

(perhaps) the harebell, Campanula rotundifolia (in quots. imagined as producing bell-like music).

Any of several wild flowers; spec. the bluebell or wild hyacinth, Hyacinthoides non-scripta. Also gramfer greygle. Chiefly in plural.

A perennial plant, Platycodon grandiflorus (family Campanulaceae), native to China and Japan, grown for its light blue saucer-shaped flowers…

(a) harebell, Campanula rotundifolia; (b) foxglove, Digitalis purpurea.

A local name for Platycodon grandiflorum, a herbaceous perennial of the family Campanulaceæ, native to China and Japan; the Chinese bell-flower.

any of several plants having tubular or bell-shaped flowers; spec. the harebell Campanula rotundifolia, and the common foxglove, Digitalis purpurea…

Chinese bellflower, Platycodon grandiflorus, a perennial plant having large bell-shaped flowers which in bud resemble balloons; also called platycodon…

any of several plants with flowers likened to a thimble in shape, esp. the foxglove, Digitalis purpurea, and (in more recent use) an alpine…

(a) an alpine campanula (not identified) (rare); (b) Australian any of several West Australian shrubs of the genus Darwinia (family Myrtaceae)…