Foxglove Apricot Beauty Seeds ā Digitalis purpurea
A Warm Glow for the Cottage Border
Foxglove Apricot Beauty (Digitalis purpurea) is a stunning biennial that brings soft, peachy-apricot spires to the cottage garden. Each tall stem is lined with tubular blooms in warm apricot tones, often with delicate spotting inside ā a magnet for bumblebees and a favourite for cutting. Elegant, statuesque, and utterly romantic.
Why Gardeners Love It
- šø Soft apricot tubular blooms ā warm, peachy tones that glow beautifully in dappled light
- āļø Excellent cut flower ā tall, dramatic stems make a statement in any arrangement
- š Bee-friendly ā a favourite of bumblebees and other pollinators
- š Grows 90ā150 cm tall ā perfect for the back of the border
- š± Biennial ā sow one year, flower the next for a reliable seasonal display
Growing Tips for New Zealand
Sow in spring or early summer for flowers the following season. Foxgloves thrive in partial shade to full sun in cooler NZ regions, in moist, well-drained soil rich in organic matter. They self-seed freely once established, naturalising beautifully in cottage and woodland gardens. Ideal for Canterbury, Otago, Wellington, and the central North Island.
What's in the Packet
Each packet contains 20 seeds of Foxglove Apricot Beauty (Digitalis purpurea), with full growing instructions included.