I bought seeds of this plant many years ago and have never planted it since. It reseeds abundantly and delightfully in my IL garden, and ...Read Morerequires very little care besides deadheading. Any plants that pop up in unwanted places are very easily removed. It is a beautiful pale yellow that goes wonderfully with all the pinks, apricots and blues in bloom in my garden at this time.
This is a true perennial foxglove. Mine have now been happily blooming for three years on the north side of my home. Like others, I too h...Read Moreave been seeking out the best perennial Digitalis plants, and this is my favorite. One thing I would like to add is that many Digitalis plants do not actually like much shade at all and will not thrive in it. This one will. Lastly, the color is also great. It is the color of butter. I highly recommend planting this plant in your garden.
I love this plant, it never dissapoints me. It looks as though it belongs in a fairy's garden. Plant is tall but foxglove flowers are s...Read Moremall and dainty.
Kathy
Lutea digitalis grows on you. It's subtle and contrasts well with its neighbors. In addition to shade, I have to deal with a rocky/clay "...Read Moresoil"- this is one plant that appreciated my efforts. Like other foxgloves, it only lasted 3 years, but I've just planted new ones. They bloom at about the same time as sundrops-
I bought seeds of this plant many years ago and have never planted it since. It reseeds abundantly and delightfully in my IL garden, and ...Read More
Perennial, but short lived in my garden in PA. Will try to grow again, this time from seeds. Loved using the flower stalks in arrangements.
This is a true perennial foxglove. Mine have now been happily blooming for three years on the north side of my home. Like others, I too h...Read More
I love this plant, it never dissapoints me. It looks as though it belongs in a fairy's garden. Plant is tall but foxglove flowers are s...Read More
Stratification and light aid germination of seeds. Blooms in June in my garden.
Lutea digitalis grows on you. It's subtle and contrasts well with its neighbors. In addition to shade, I have to deal with a rocky/clay "...Read More
The straw foxglove bears 1-inch pale yellow flowers on 2-3 foot flower spikes.