Giant bellflower (Campanula latifolia) is a species of bellflower.

Wahlenbergia undulata (South Africa; Giant Bellflower)

The higher beech woods are a habitat for rare, sometimes isolated, species of plant such as the Alpine Blue-sow-thistle, Giant bellflower and Annual honesty.

In the spring, over 50 species of flowers can be seen, including wood anemone, bluebell, primrose, yellow archangel, giant bellflower, common violet and pale wood violet.

Dog's Mercury, Wood Melick, Broad-leaved Helleborine, and Giant Bellflower are amongst the significant plants present.

Giant bellflower (Campanula latifolia) is a species of bellflower.

Across the croquet lawn towards the river, the garden dissolves into informality, the long grass infiltrated with spring bulbs and lovely patches of violet-and-white Campanula latifolia, whose colonisation is aided by Stewart scattering the seeds every year.