What is another word for marsh bellflower?
Pronunciation: [mˈɑːʃ bˈɛlfla͡ʊə] (IPA) 
Marsh bellflower is a perennial flowering plant characterized by its showy, bell-shaped flowers that typically bloom in the late spring and summer months. Its scientific name is Campanula aparinoides, and it is also commonly known as bog bellflower or swamp bellflower. Synonyms for this plant include the water bellflower, marsh harebell, marsh campanula, and bog harebell. These synonyms emphasize the plant's preferred habitat and its bell-shaped flowers, which resemble those of the harebell. Marsh bellflower has a wide distribution in North America, growing in wetlands, bogs, and swamps, providing an important habitat for various wildlife species.
