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Foxglove dalmation digitalis?

9 years ago

Does anyone have foxglove coming up that they could share a picture of? I have so many new-to-me plants coming up from last year I'm having a hard time identifying them. I bought dozens of clearance/ half dead perennials for next to nothing so I have no clue what they actually look like healthy. (Grin) Then I winter sowed a big bag of butterfly mix seeds so those are randomly mixed in. Any ideas if this one is foxglove?

there's three big clumps surrounded by dozens of mini black-eyed Susan's seedlings.

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luvncannin
9 years ago
I think that's what it is but maybe bumping this will get a more definitive answer
amunk01
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks Kim! I'm dying to pick your brain about cut flowers at the Spring Fling! I want to be a flower farmer so badly!
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luvncannin
9 years ago
There is so much good info out there and I have even found some free online training videos. I am starting very small basically with what seeds I have and a few extras. Next year if all goes well I will expand that part. I look forward to seeing you at the fling too! I can hardly wait. It's my reward for getting thru the wedding in one piece.

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