'Foxglove' Digitalis grandiflora (Ambigua) (Yellow Foxglobe)

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Yellow Foxglobe ‘Foxglove’
Digitalis grandiflora (Ambigua)

Unavailable in 2024

Vitals -

Type: Perennial

Zone: 4-9

My Zone?

EXPOSURE

Full Sun to Part Shade

BLOOM SEASON

Blooms late spring to early summer
(Rebloomer)

SIZE

24"-36"

12"-20"

ATTRIBUTES

Cultivar Notes -

Foxglove

this species bears butter-yellow flowers spattered with mahogany-brown inside on shorter, chubby spikes. These flowers appear in pendulous clusters on one-sided racemes and contain a sweet nectar that hummingbirds find irresistable.

Genus Notes -

Digitalis

Foxgloves have been grown and admired for centuries, and it’s hard to imagine a cottage garden or perennial border without their tall spikes of colorful, fingerlike flowers.

Digitalis forms large rosettes of downy, green, oblong leaves from which numerous flower spikes emerge. It looks especially nice when planted along fences, at the wood’s edge, or in large containers.

Most are biennial but often reseed themselves in the garden. They bloom early summer and grow best in partial shade in well-drained soil.

Yellow Foxglobe ‘Foxglove’Digitalis grandiflora (Ambigua) Unavailable in 2024

Yellow Foxglobe ‘Foxglove’
Digitalis grandiflora (Ambigua)
Unavailable in 2024