If you want to attract pollinators but struggle with plants dying in the heat, this purple perennial is the perfect solution.

16 of the best foxglove varieties. Perennial foxgloves will flower year after year, although they can be short-lived and therefore may only last for 3-5 years.

Foxglove beardtongue is an easy-to-grow native plant that tolerates deer, rabbits, drought, clay soil and dry soil, making it an excellent choice for central Ohio gardens.

Cheap and cheerful to grow from seed, biennials are perfect for gardeners who like to plan ahead. Here's what biennials you ...

Purple is all the rage among gardeners and Mother Nature’s palette is well endowed with shades of purple flowers, fruit and foliage. Looking for perennials with purple ... swan river daisy (Brachycome ...

Foxglove: An ornamental flower and lifesaving drug. By Chris Kilham Fox News. Published August 14, 2013 8 ... Bearing blossoms ranging from pink, purple, white and yellow, ...

Its pretty flowers come in various shades of pink, purple, white and yellow. Originally from Europe and North Africa, it can now be seen blooming in gardens all over the US.

Foxgloves are popular plants, sold at many nurseries and major retailers in our area. The tall perennials are full of white and purple flowers and even have some medicinal properties — but they ...

Foxgloves are a beautiful flowering plant, tall and slender with a line of tubular blossoms, most commonly purple with speckles. We have them throughout our gardens. They do well in part shade ...

Wang’s team recently published a pair of papers detailing the characteristics of cardiac glycosides in two foxglove species: Digitalis purpurea, a showy purple flower found in many gardens; and ...

When winter cold doesn’t kill the semi-tender flower buds – as was the case this year – the tree is nearly covered in clusters of tubular purple flowers that look a bit like foxglove flowers.

Foxglove plants produce compounds used in heart medicine; can science do it better?. ScienceDaily . Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2020 / 04 / 200413115908.htm ...