The family of bluebell Campanulaceae is found all over the world and contains a large number of important species in ornamental gardening. In this volume, the first comprehensive family account to be published since 1839, 84 species are identified, including 2319 species, 391 subtypes, 27 hybrid species, and 8135 other synonyms.

For each species, subtype or hybrid recognized, information is provided on its geographical distribution, lifestyle, chromosome number. All this is fully documented in an encyclopedic bibliography. As such, it is the ultimate resource for initiating any investigation into the family and its members..

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