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Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia)

Commonly occurring on many of Michigan's dunes, though not restricted to them, the harebell flowers through much of the summer, creating bright splashes of blue on the dunes and beach landscape. Often growing in clumps, the perennial, narrow leaved plants have milky sap, an aid to identification. The blue flowers are slightly nodding and bell shaped with short lobes.

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