Digitalis laevigata (Giraffe foxglove)
£6.90A striking foxglove with orange and pink, large-lipped, bell-shaped flowers all summer long. Native... [full details]
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Proceed To CheckoutAspect: Full Sun
Soil Type: Most Types
Colour: White & Blue
Tall spires of blue and white bi-colour flowers with a spicy-peppery scent. Flowers in early to mid-summer and often again in autumn.
Lupins are a traditional cottage garden plant. The Virginian Lupin, brought to Britain by John Tradescant in 1637, was taken by George Russell of York and hybridised with Lupinus polyphyllus to produce the famous Russell Strain, with tall sturdy stems and vigour. The Lupins we know today are all descended from his hybrids.
Good for cut flowers.
Height: 90cm
Common name(s): Lupin
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