I love Foxgloves! My zone 4 garden is not always kind to these plants, they often die off from harsh winter temps, but I keep trying. Even if I can only grow them as annuals, they add such color and charm to the garden.
Foxgloves
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AWESOME! When was that photo taken?
Last summer! I’m still covered in snow! It can’t be spring soon enough!
GEEZ! Spring is right around the corner. 🙂
I don’t have any luck with them either. Just use them as annuals too. Are these in a window box? Love them!
I actually had them in pots for most of the summer, then planted them out near the potting shed. They had a 2nd bloom in early fall! We shall see if they have a return!
Do you plants or seeds for your foxgloves? I get a pretty good germination rate when I scatter seeds the autumn before.
Oh wow! I came here from an old link you left on Jeri Lander’s YouTube page, and I’m THRILLED to find a gardener in a zone 4 like me! It’s so hard to find others doing cottage style in tense cold climates. Our snow just melted, and I’m dying for green. Off to explore more!
I came here from Jeri Lander’s YouTube site where you left your link years ago! And what a delight that you are in zone4 like me!!!! So many of these lovely cottage gardens are in warmer climates. Our snow finally melted and I’m anxious for green. Off to explore your site!