Digitalis Mertonensis 1-Gal
$17.99
Foxglove ·
PRODUCT DETAILS:
- Blooms late spring through summer
- Excellent cut flowers
- Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds
- 3–4' tall and 2' wide
- Semi-evergreen foliage adds texture year-round
- Deer resistant and naturalizes through self-sowing
DESCRIPTION:
Digitalis × mertonensis, commonly known as Strawberry Foxglove, offers a stunning blend of rich rose-pink tones with coppery undertones on tall, elegant spires. A cross between Digitalis purpurea and Digitalis grandiflora, it combines the best of both species—colorful blooms and strong perennial reliability.
This long-blooming foxglove thrives in the Pacific Northwest and is a magnet for pollinators like hummingbirds and bees. Its bold spikes add vertical interest to mixed borders and cottage gardens, and it may gently self-seed over time to create a naturalized look. Ideal for gardeners seeking a foxglove with more perennial staying power and a unique flower color.
Note: All parts of foxglove are toxic if ingested.
| Sun, Part Sun | |
| No | |
| Spring, Summer | |
| Yes | |
| Pink | |
| Mild | |
| Yes |
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