Large Chinese Bellflower
Out of stock
- Stunning houseplant or conservatory plant
- Delivered gift wrapped and boxed with a handwritten greetings card
- Available again from May 2026
These pretty Chinese bellflowers will make a lovely statement plant in a bright room. Delivered as pictured, covered in cheerful yellow cup shaped flowers.
Sorry we've now sold out of these popular plants but we do have lots of other lovely flowering plants available for next day delivery.
Chinese Bellflower
A perfect choice for a conservatory or patio, our abutilon is often known as Chinese Bellflower for the shape of its flowers which hang like church bells, or flowering maple due to the shape of its attractive leaves. Our Chinese Bellflower plants make great gifts to say thank you or happy anniversary.
5/ 5
18 reviews
I didn't see the plant, I just sent it but the receiver was very happy and the service was efficient and easy to use!
Everything was excellent....
Excellent service.
The most beautifully packaged plants I have ever seen.
My friend was very pleased with the gift. It looked lovely and as advertised on the website.
The Chinese Bellflower was a gift for my cousins 60th birthday. It was delivered when we were FaceTiming each other so I was able to see it. My cousin absolutely loved it and it looked beautiful on FaceTime. I was so pleased I ordered another plant the following week for my other cousins 80th birthday.
This was sent as a gift and was really beautiful.
beautiful gift
Delighted with plant as was an anniversary present lovely fresh flowering plant easily ordered and delivered on day specified.Wii order again.
Bright, unusual plant which is what I was looking for.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
This abutilon is also known as ‘Chinese Bellflower’ because of it’s bell shaped blooms. It will do well in a conservatory or outside on summer patio in a sheltered spot. In the right spot these plants will produce colourful blooms all summer long.
Good light is important for abutilon, however if your plant is in front of a window sill keep a little way back from the glass, where it may get scorched or chilled. Cold draughts or strong winds are best avoided, and, in the winter, they will need a spot indoors as they will start to suffer in temperatures below 6°C.
To encourage more buds, cut off dead flowers and pinch out the leading shoots. As the plant grows it can be repotted next spring into a larger pot with rich potting compost.
Abutilon aren’t particularly prone to pests but if you spot any aphids or stickiness on the leaves, give them a good wipe down and / or a spray with soapy water.
