Hello, I'm reaching out about some seemingly atypical "creeping bellflower" that has been cropping up around my house. While I suspect it is indeed creeping bellflower, there are some particularly odd traits that seem counter to the standard description: 1) it's tall. Really tall. Minimum height is 4 feet, some stalks are 5+ feet. Most sources indicate that they clock in at 3" on the high end. 2) the rhizome seems smaller than expected 3) the pistil is split into a 6 pointed star rather than 3 points 4) no basal leaves I have additional photos of these curious traits and discussion here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Minnesota_Gardening/s/wTapPPYztO Some folks in the comments suggested the possibility of this being a hybrid; have you observed any similar such hybridization? Are the differences between what I'm seeing and the commonly documented traits just standard variance in the species? Thanks for your time!