Foxglove Mix

One of favourite early summer cut flowers. Foxgloves are like pretty bells all along tall spikes shooting up from a central rosette. Easy to grow and often self seed in the flower garden if the seed pods are left to ripen.  We find that the Biennial foxgloves produce larger plants and flowers than the Camelot series, which can be lovely for large arrangements or tall border plants. An improved selection with a wide range of shades including white, cream, shell pink, apricot, lavender ombre, medium purple and dark purple.

Biennial

Growing Instructions:

Sow in midsummer. Surface so into pots or plugs, pressing seeds into the soil. Do not cover, as light is required for germination. mist of bottom water to avoid displacing the tiny seeds. Keep moist until germination ( 7-14 days). Plant out in later summer/early fall for following years blooms.