Do you mean Apricot Beauty? I've never seen a true orange one. Marg

I do have quite a collection of Digitalis and the one that could be described as orange would seem to me to be Digitalis obscura. A lot of other Digitalis species do have orange veining but, as I said, I think you may be talking about D. obscura.

Please Google it up and let me know if I am right.

I believe I still have a few seeds from that one. Let me know if you are interested.

thanks but the one I'm looking for is Digitalis "Goldcrest".

I just did a google search for 'Goldcrest' Digitalis. I found out (from the Heritage Perennials site)that 'Goldcrest' is patented and that it is a sterile cultivar, no seeds, that's why it's so expensive. It will probably be cheaper in a few years but it is gorgeous! Marg

Thanks marric.

Forgive my ignorance, but if I decide to splurge and get it, will I be able to harvest and grow the seeds from my plant?

Since the plant is sterile, there will be no seeds. The best way to propagate a sterile plant is vegetatively, by division.