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Foxglove ‘Excelsior Hybrid Mixed’

Original price was: $16.99.Current price is: $11.89.

SKU: V11592 Categories: Flower Plants, Herbaceous Border Plants

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The tall stems of Foxglove ‘Excelsior Hybrid Mixed’ tower over beds and borders with majestic splendour. Beautiful bell shaped blooms with heavily spotted throats crowd the upright stems in shades of mauve, pink, yellow and white. These superb Digitalis hybrids have spectacular garden presence bringing drama and stature to cottage garden themes, wildlife and woodland areas. The uniform blooms make superb cut flowers and prove particularly attractive to bees and pollinating insects. Height: 150cm (59″). Spread: 45cm (18″). Supplied as plug plants.

Plant Size Height Up to 150cm (60in)
Spread Up to 45cm (18in)

Hardiness & Longevity Hardy Biennial

Ideal For cut flower gardenwildlife gardenscottage gardenswoodland garden

Position In sun or semi shadedappled shade

Flowering Months

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Codes
15 Garden Ready Plants (KA8708)
30 Garden Ready Plants (KC7799)

Caution: Irritant to skin and eyes. Toxic if eaten. Pot up foxglove plug plants and grow them on in warm conditions until large enough to plant in their final positions outdoors. When Digitalis plants are well grown, gradually acclimatise them to outdoor conditions over a 7 to 10 day period. Plant Foxgloves out in sun or dappled shade on any fertile, well drained soil. Digitalis will grow well in most soils except for waterlogged or particularly dry conditions. Incorporate plenty of well rotted manure or garden compost into the soil prior to planting. Water well to settle the soil.

Water foxglove plants regularly until fully established. Foxgloves self-seed freely. If seedlings are not wanted, deadhead stems of foxglove flowers as the blooms fade. In autumn, cut back old stems to encourage plenty of new side shoots.