Foxglove plant

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Photo about Studio Shot of Purple Colored Foxglove Flowers Isolated on White Background. Large Depth of Field (DOF). Image of arrangement, flowers, macro - 23232896

Foxgloves in the forest by Jotamy

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Discover the secrets to growing stunning foxgloves, even if you've struggled for years! Learn about planting, care, pest control, and propagation from a gardener who finally cracked the code after 30 years. Your dream foxglove garden is within reach.

Foxglove include about 19 species of erect or mounding biennial or perennial herbs with nodding or bell-shaped flowers that bloom in summer.

fox glove. Nicola Kirk Photography.