Digitalis Grandiflora

The Strawberry Digitalis is the longest lived foxglove on the market today. This vigorous, heavy-blooming plant delights with large blooms in deep pink. The perennial foxglove.

Excelsior Mix produces lovery mixture of tubular flowers alternating in color. Does very well in moist, shady areas where little else grows! A tall and elegant flower that serves as a good border.

Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. 275,000 seeds/oz.; 10-12 days, 72°F. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. Needs light to germinate.

Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. Do not cover seeds. Needs light to germinate. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. This double grandiflora hybrid holds up well in inclement weather.

Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. 275,000 seeds/oz.; 10-12 days, 72°F. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. Needs light to germinate.

Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. 275,000 seeds/oz.; 10-12 days, 72°F. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. Needs light to germinate.

Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. 275,000 seeds/oz.; 10-12 days, 72°F. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. Needs light to germinate.

Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. 275,000 seeds/oz.; 10-12 days, 72°F. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. Needs light to germinate.

Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. 275,000 seeds/oz.; 10-12 days, 72°F. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. Needs light to germinate.

Singles, 10-12 weeks to bloom from seed. 275,000 seeds/oz.; 10-12 days, 72°F. Doubles, 12-14 weeks to bloom from seed. Give good air circulation to keep botryis from forming. Needs light to germinate.

She was that careful when handling the plant. It makes a poultice for puttin' on bug bites an' stings. Sometimes I think if I were given just one more day with her, it would be worth digging up those old asphidity bags that I buried so long ago![1] Dr

In the early evenings, there have been minor skirmishes between the bees and the hummingbirds, who are just slightly bigger than the bees, in a bit of a turf war.For the most part, though, my bees are not aggressive, being happy simply to drink from the...

The "goblet" that just opened on my indoor plant measures 5 inches across, but those blooms can reach at least 8 inches in diameter when grown outdoors. I keep my Solandra, also called cups of gold or Hawaiian lily, at a stunted 1 1/2 feet tall and very...

If you're new to growing sweet peas, Grandiflora Mix is the one! Strongly scented and contains 25 different colors with some bi-color and striped varieties. Soak seeds overnight prior to planting to improve germination and sow — 1/2 inch deep — as...

The Dalmatian Foxgloves are some of the fastest to finish and bloom, making them a favorite of growers looking to turn greenhouse space quickly and growers looking to plant and finish a crop for spring sales.

It ranked high due to its strong growth habit, floridity, and pure colored flowers. The flowers open a pretty shade of pinkish peach and then lighten to a soft peach color with tiny orange speckled throats.

Old and dead wood should be removed and canes that cross need to be cut back. The attractive plant grows to 5 feet high and 4 feet wide and is ideal for a number of applications, including beds, borders, and of course, the cut garden.

And since they don't self-seed, you won't have to worry about finding seedlings popping up throughout your garden. The well-branched, bushy plants have a uniform habit and evenly spaced flowers all around the stems.

Tall spires of pink flowers with heavily speckled, dark purple throats are produced in early summer. The flowers are closely spaced on the stems, resulting in strong color impact in the garden.

Foxglove Beardtongue, or Penstemon digitalis, is an easy-to-grow wildflower that is native to Missouri. Deer resistant and easy to naturalize. Each stalk produces multiple white blooms in late spring to early summer.

Gardeners in warmer climates should cut back the remaining canes by about one-third, while those in colder areas will probably want to prune a little more than that. One snip delivers a bouquet! And Sweetness comes by its powerful fragrance honestly:...

Seeds: Flowers turn into brown capsules containing tiny brown seeds. Keep moist, but do not allow to remain too damp, as this can cause fungal problems, such as damping off. Will bloom the following year.

Does best in full sun to part shade in rich, moist but well-drained soil—locations that are soggy or that are wet in the wintertime are highly unfavorable. Space about 1' apart. Remove any winter-damaged leaves in spring.

* Yellowish flowers marked with rusty red, particularly on the inside; in spikes; biennial or short-lived perennial; full or part sun, dry, well-drained soil; flowering in summer; native to southern Europe and Turkey.

* Yellowish flowers marked with rusty red, particularly on the inside; in spikes; biennial or short-lived perennial; full or part sun, dry, well-drained soil; flowering in summer; native to southern Europe and Turkey.