Foxglove

Dalmatian Foxglove offers uniformity, a great habit and early flowering, making it ideal for home and market growers. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful peach bell-shaped petals with dark freckles within. Best when treated as a fall or spring-planted hardy annual, as winter survival is generally poor when treated as a perennial. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

Dalmatian Foxglove offers uniformity, a great habit and early flowering, making it ideal for home and market growers. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful mix of pinks, purples, white, cream and peach. Best when treated as a fall or spring-planted hardy annual, as winter survival is generally poor when treated as a perennial. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

Dalmatian Foxglove offers uniformity, a great habit and early flowering, making it ideal for home and market growers. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful rose bell-shaped petals with dark freckles within. Best when treated as a fall or spring-planted hardy annual, as winter survival is generally poor when treated as a perennial. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

Dalmatian Foxglove offers uniformity, a great habit and early flowering, making it ideal for home and market growers. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful white bell-shaped petals with dark freckles within. Best when treated as a fall or spring-planted hardy annual, as winter survival is generally poor when treated as a perennial. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

Dalmatian Foxglove offers uniformity, a great habit and early flowering, making it ideal for home and market growers. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful purple bell-shaped petals with dark freckles within. Best when treated as a fall or spring-planted hardy annual, as winter survival is generally poor when treated as a perennial. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

Dalmatian Foxglove offers uniformity, a great habit and early flowering, making it ideal for home and market growers. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful creme bell-shaped petals with dark freckles within. Best when treated as a fall or spring-planted hardy annual, as winter survival is generally poor when treated as a perennial. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

Great for bouquets and flower gardens. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful ivory and cream bells with dark red freckling. Produces 1-2 large center spikes with an abundance of side shoots great for cut flowers. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

The Excelsior Mix Digitalis is a tall and elegant flower that produces a very lovely mixture of tubular flowers alternating in color. This variety also serves as a good border flower. The Excelsior Mix does very well in moist, shady areas where little else grows!

Great for bouquets and flower gardens. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful white colored bells with dark red freckling. Produces 1-2 large center spikes with an abundance of side shoots great for cut flowers. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

Great for bouquets and flower gardens. Blooms from seed the first year and produces beautiful rose colored bells with dark red freckling. Produces 1-2 large center spikes with an abundance of side shoots great for cut flowers. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.

Camelot Mix foxglove produces 36–48-inch spires of lavender, rose, white, and cream tubular blooms, often with speckled throats. This biennial to short-lived perennial adds dramatic height to cottage borders and woodland-style plantings. It performs in moist, well-drained soil from part shade to full sun and attracts bees and hummingbirds.

Camelot Lavender foxglove produces sturdy 36–48-inch spikes of soft lavender tubular blooms with speckled white throats. This first-year-flowering hybrid adds refined vertical interest to cottage gardens, borders, and bouquets. Grow in moist, well-drained soil from full sun to partial shade, and deadhead to extend flowering.