Foxglove Flower In Pots. Dec 04 2009 You can start a foxglove from a seed or you can buy a mature plant from a nursery or garden center. These lovely sun-loving plants are a snap to grow and they look amazing planted in drifts or clumps scattered throughout your flower border.
Statuesque and svelte the pot is superb for Citrus trees Agapanthus and compact Grasses. Tall spikes of tubular flowers with speckled throats make foxglove a must-have perennial for your garden. Dense spikes of trumpet flowers with distinctly speckled throats.
Jan 15 2020 To plant.
Pots are guaranteed for 10 years to withstand freezing. If you are considering growing foxgloves in containers get a larger pot that is at least 16 inches in diameter with a few drainage holes in its base. Deer and rabbit resistant foxglove thrives in part shade and sun. Yes as long as theyre given enough room.