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New to Gardening
sweetbertha

Edible plants and Digitalis?

21 years ago

Hello--

I'm new to gardening, and I just moved into a new house. I pulled up some dying foxglove from a spot that seems perfect for growing vegetables. Is it safe to grow veggies in a place where foxglove has recently been?

Thank you much!

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