Harebell: meaning, definitions and examples

flower type

Harebell is a common name for a flowering plant belonging to the genus Campanula. It typically features bell-shaped blue or purple flowers that nod at the end of slender stems. Found in various habitats, including meadows and rocky areas, harebells are known for their delicate appearance and resilience. They bloom primarily in the summer and attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. This plant is often associated with folklore and is sometimes considered a symbol of humility.

bellflower, bluebell, campanula

Examples of usage

• The harebell blooms in late summer.

• I saw a beautiful harebell in the meadow yesterday.

• Harebells are often found growing in the wild.

• The garden was filled with colorful harebells.