Foxglove Plant Rhs. With tall spires of thimble-like flowers rising from rosettes of soft downy leaves foxgloves have long been popular choices for cottage gardens and wild informal plantings. If they dont have plenty of room to spread out their rosette of.
Sep 21 2017 The foxglove is a striking flower with its tall spikes of pretty bells standing tall among the shorter plants. Pots are guaranteed for 10 years to withstand freezing. Foxgloves are easy to plant in borders and large containers just follow our guides below.
Foxglove looks much like its name containing glove-like bells that come in an array of colors.
They flower in mid-summer and can reach up to 2m rising from a low-growing circle of simple lance-shaped leaves. The ringing of bells was a spell of protection against hunters and hounds. Statuesque and svelte the pot is superb for Citrus trees Agapanthus and compact Grasses. Iconic woodlanders the flowers of this UK native first start opening from the base of the spike in early summer but then carry on reaching progressively higher over the following weeks.