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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 Foxy Hybrids
Foxy Hybrids produces extra bright bi-colored blooms in early summer. Great fro shady areas. (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 Pam's Choice
Pam's Choice is the white version of Digitalis mentonensis, rounding out a full palette of garden foxgloves. (Digitalis purpurea)
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Foxglove Mertonensis
Mertonensis is the famous perennial Foxglove with tall spikes of rose-colored blooms. (Digitalis)
More DetailsItem #: 60PER
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Our Advance Sale: We begin offering spring-planted bulbs and perennials early, which helps us get the best prices from our growers and we're happy to pass the savings along to you. As spring approaches, the huge savings will end, so hurry and order now for the best price and availability.
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