Foxglove Mixed Color Seeds – Digitalis Flower Plant

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Foxglove Mixed Color Seeds produce tall flowering plants with colorful bell-shaped blooms suitable for cottage gardens, borders, and decorative landscapes. Digitalis purpurea develops upright floral spikes and lush foliage that enhance outdoor flower beds and pollinator-friendly spaces. Suitable for sunny to partially shaded environments, these flowers thrive in fertile well-drained soil with moderate watering and seasonal care.
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Foxglove Mixed Color Seeds – Digitalis Flower Plant

$16.79

Planting Season

Autumn

Light Requirement

Full Sun to Partial Shade

Plant Height

24–48 Inches

Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor
Planting Information
Life Cycle Biennial
Plant Characteristics Bell-shaped blooms
Plant Type Flower Plant
Flavour Profile Mild floral aroma
Life Biennial
Germination Time 14–21 Days
Fruit Size Not Applicable
Soil Type Fertile well-drained soil
Soil pH 5.5–7.0
Spacing Between Plants 12–18 Inches
Watering Needs Moderate
Harvest Time Not Applicable
Bloom Season Spring to Summer
Seeds per Pack 1,50,000
Seed Type Flower Seed
Yield Potential Medium
GTIN 36002698822

Sow seeds on moist soil surface with light covering. Keep soil evenly moist during germination. Place trays in cool bright areas. Thin seedlings after sprouting develops. Transplant carefully into outdoor beds or borders.

Water moderately during active growth periods. Place plants in sunny or partially shaded locations. Support tall flower spikes if necessary. Remove faded blooms for cleaner appearance. Apply mulch lightly around roots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

What makes foxglove flower spikes distinctive?

Foxglove forms tall spikes lined with tubular, bell-shaped blooms, often with contrasting markings inside.

Can foxglove be planted at the back of a border?

Yes. Its tall spikes work well toward the back or middle of a layered ornamental border.

Do foxglove flowers attract bees?

The tubular flowers can be visited by bees and other pollinating insects.

Does foxglove form a rosette before flowering?

Many foxgloves first develop a basal rosette before sending up a tall flowering stalk.

Can mixed foxglove seedlings vary in flower shade?

Yes. Mixed seed can produce different colors or markings depending on individual seedling genetics.

Why should foxglove be kept away from children and pets?
Foxglove contains toxic compounds. Keep it inaccessible and avoid ingesting any plant material.

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