Collection: Digitalis Plants - Foxgloves

Digitalis, commonly called foxglove, sends tall spires of bell-shaped flowers above broad foliage, creating instant cottage-garden drama. Blooms may be pink, purple, lavender, peach, cream, yellow, or white, often with beautifully spotted throats. Their upright form adds height to borders, woodland edges, large containers, and cutting gardens.

Foxgloves may be annual, biennial, or short-lived perennial depending on the species and cultivar. Many biennial types form a leafy rosette first and flower the following season, while selected strains may bloom sooner. Most appreciate rich, well-drained soil and regular moisture, with light ranging from part shade to sun according to climate and variety. Check each product page for mature height, lifecycle, hardiness, and specific care.

Bees and hummingbirds visit the tubular flowers, and some varieties reseed when allowed to mature. Deadhead to tidy the display or leave selected stems if volunteers are welcome.

Safety note: All parts of Digitalis are toxic if ingested. Keep the plants away from children and pets, wear gloves if sensitive to the sap, and never use any part as food.

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