LouisFerdinand
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Close up of Foxgloves
Fabulous Foxgloves
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Foxglove Polkadot Pippa
LouisFerdinand
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Foxglove is an old English name. It is derived from the belief that foxes slipped their feet into the leaves of the plant to sneak up on prey.
Woollie
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named Digitalis here, which is the name generally, but we lived next to farmland in the UK that was used by many horses that could reach over our garden fence when the barbed wire was down..so would not have any because just 100 grams can kill them....Putting that aside ,they grow wild everywhere here where we reside in France and look beautiful for sure...
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My woodland garden of ferns, hostas selfsown foxgloves. All has been removed except for along the back fence to accommodate lawn (yuck) for another generation‘s wishes.
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Pink Foxgloves
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Foxy Foxglove
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Arctic Fox Rose Foxglove
Marck
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This is not a Foxglove (Digitalis). It is a hybrid Beard-tongue (Penstemon). It looks like Penstemon x 'Rubicundus' or a similar cultivar.
Digitalis is native to the Europe, northwestern Africa, and southwestern Asia. Penstemon is native to North America & Central America. Both genera are in the Plantain Family (Plantaginaceae), but they are quite distinct morphologically.
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What a depressing development. Other generations are the worst. Never have children. Never have parents.
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The Scepter-Foxglove of Madeira (Digitalis sceptrum, formerly Isoplexis sceptrum).
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Strawberry Foxglove
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How to prune Foxgloves
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Red foxglove flower
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Strawberry Fayre Foxglove
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Strawberry Fayre Foxglove
Digitalis mertonensis. This Wizard-of-Oz-like beauty has numerous large, pale strawberry-pink, tubular flowers on strong stalks that can grow up to 5' tall. A gorgeous, showy plant, Strawberry Fayre thrives in partial shade yet tolerates full sunlight. Take care, it is poisonous, so be aware...