Campanula

A relatively compact plant that originates from the Apennine Peninsula or more precisely from Northern Italy. Its common height is 10-15 cm and its width reaches 30-40 cm.
Campanula is a widespread plant of a large genus of the bell family, covering about 300 species of perennials, all with bell-like flowers.
At home, it does not tolerate direct sunlight, but if it is in the winter it can be placed on the south window, and then the plant can begin to bloom.
During the cold winter months, watering should not be overdone, but the soil should be kept moist, and during the hot summer months, the Campanula should be watered regularly, taking care not to overdo it.