Though dainty in appearance, the humble and delicate Harebell is tougher than it looks and often thrives despite inhospitable growing conditions. This perennial has small, rounded leaves and clusters of slender stems, each holding multiple blue flowers with a distinct downward bell-shape, while its rounded, basal leaves wither early in the season, leaving the slender stems with their slimmer foliage and famous bell-shaped flowers. The Harebell does best when its planted in full sun to partial shade, and because these plants thrive in sandy, poor soil, they don't need fertilizer to grow strong and healthy.

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Source: The Spruce