Digitalis purpurea ‘Apricot’
£2.50
Digitalis purpurea ‘Apricot’
Large spires of the most exquisite soft shade of pinky apricot. A wonderful shape and colour which I find works well with all of its seasonal contemporaries including peonies, Daucus, iris, Sweet williams and Astrantia. Foxgloves are a favourite flower for both me and the bees.
Plant type: biennial
Site: part shade
Height: 1.2m
Plant spacing: 30cm
Sown to grown: 12 months
Min. seeds per packet: 250 seeds
Growing tips: sow in June either in a seed tray kept in a cold frame or directly outdoors in a nursery bed. Transplant to final planting position in September.
Harvesting/Arranging tips: cut spires when only a few bells are open at the bottom to ensure they have not been pollinated by bees which makes the flowers drop.
Vase life: 7 days
Cost: £2.50
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