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Foxglove
Ensure that jealous neighbors will ask 'What's that!?'
A native wildflower in England, the foxgloves love to grow at the edge of a woodland or other semi-shaded spot with good rich soil. The wildflower is a biennial, but with the newer perennial hybrids below now in several shades, it makes having elegant true perennial foxglove blooms easier than ever.
We also have Foxglove seeds, Digitalis purpurea.
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Foxglove Candy Mountain
Candy Mountain is a biennial but with a spectacular new color--gone is the dull purple. These will bloom this year. (Digitalis purpurea)
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Foxglove Dalmation Purple
Dalmation Purple is a shorter variety of Foxglove, only reaching 24-36" tall. Produced deep lavender flowers with heavily spotted maroon throats. (Digitalis)
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Foxglove Mertonensis
Mertonensis is the famous perennial Foxglove with tall spikes of rose-colored blooms. (Digitalis)
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Foxglove Apricot Beauty
This unique Foxglove produces gorgeous, pastel shades of apricot-orange blooms that are lightly spotted. Plant this biennial beauty in any sunny or partially sunny area and it will bloom this year. (Digitalis Purpurea)
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