So pretty!Foxgloves are such outstanding plants.

This beauty is from seed sown this WS season? I sowed straw foxgloves for the first time this year and mine are tiny seedlings still! Granted, I left them in the jug too long and only planted out a week ago.

I thought foxglove was biennial?

Very pretty, Lois.

Karen

I actually can't remember when I wintersowed these seeds; it was probably last year and this is probably their second spring.

I don't know if this plant is biannual or perennial. The straw foxglove is a perennial so I have my fingers crossed that my hybrid will be perennial too.

Congratulations! It's very pretty!

Very pretty color. Do you think your plant got cross-pollinated with some pink foxglove?

Some Digitalis is biennial, some is more perennial. I've found that even the biennial foxglove can be coaxed for a 3rd year if you deadhead. The plant seems to exhaust itself if it puts all its energy into producing seed.

Very, very pretty. Your flowers seem alot larger than those of my Digitalis lutea, though. I wonder if it's just the angle of the photo?