Plant ID please
I have lovingly raised this plant from seed. A freebie from a magazine, but I've forgotten the name of it ? I'm thinking it is some variety of campanula but don't know which type.
Is anyone able to help ? And also able to let me know what to do with it. I assume its perennial as I don't think I would have planted something for it to flower the following year unless it was.
Also it seems a bit leggy, will it fill out or should I have pinched it out to make it a bulkier plant ?
Any advice gratefully received. Thank you. I hope you've all been enjoying your gardens in this lovely weather. 
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I can confirm campanula. It could be a Canterbury Bell
In the sticks near Peterborough
Canterbury bell? http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-seeds/perennial-and-biennial-seeds/campanula-medium-canterbury-bells-mixed/2830TM
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
great thank you. Ok being a biennual, then maybe if this lot seedi might have more in 2 years, is that correct... a lot of effort for something that takes 2 years to grow... not sure my patience lasts that long
I grow them from seed. Sow now, flower next year. Then you collect seeds and start again.
With a perennial or biennial garden you think ahead.
Dont just plant one here and there, put them together in a group.
oh dear lyn, that's what I did. Live and learn hey ! Well in groups of 3 I thought they would bulk out somewhat...