Digitalis purpurea (Foxglove, Lady’s glove) are perennial flowers that bloom in the spring and provide nectar and pollen to honey bees and hummingbirds. Growing taller than 3 feet (.91 meters) Digitalis purpurea is one variation in the Digitalis variety, with other varieties ranging in size and color. See the several variations below to choose the right variety for your garden.
Use caution! All parts of Foxglove are poisonous. Foxglove can cause skin irritation to the touch as there are small sharp hair-like spikes covering the plant.
Use caution! All parts of Foxglove are poisonous. Foxglove can cause skin irritation to the touch as there are small sharp hair-like spikes covering the plant.
Please note: While we have worked to provide the most accurate information, climate and growing location will impact the size, height, bloom-time, annual/perennial status, and may impact color. We have gathered this data from personal experience, with online resources used for additional clarification. Additional references include google and usda.gov
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