new plants will not bloom until the second year. So maybe they are new growth.

But I bought them last year so they aren't new plants.

In early May I planted small starts of the Camelot series which is supposed to bloom first year. They had sizable roots. Nada in stem/flower department to date...just a lot of leaves.

At least they won't die now. These die after they bloom. So sad!

It says part shade for some foxgloves, but I have some I grew from seed that weren't blooming either, figure they aren't getting enough sun.

One bloomed wonderfully. It gets the most sun. Now that I have cut back some siberian wallflower that was shading one, it has started blooming but not as nicely.

I noticed between snow melts that some of the leaves were still green last winter, same with my canterbury bells, so they didn't come up out of the ground from nothing this spring.

The canterbury bells are further back from the foxgloves, so evidently they can tolerate more shade although parts of the day, they all get some hot sun.

I'd buy the bit about not enough sun, but they are in the same bed as my Asclepias incarnata, iris, and May Night Salvia, all of which bloomed or have flower buds. I suppose they could be delayed. I don't normally feed them, should I? If so, would Osmocote be good?

I had some plants that weren't blooming and I tried the Miracle Grow for Blooming Plants. It worked for me.

Thanks, I'll give some fertilizer a try, as soon as we dry out! I have some Master Nursery Bud and Bloom, that's what I use for my blooming plants.

I planted foxgloves in full sun from seed almost 3 years ago. None of them bloomed. I have just moved 14 fully-grown plants into a shady bed with manure. I am watering them daily. Hope they bloom now!