The largest of the foxgloves, Strawberry foxglove bears extra-large flowers that are a strawberry-pink, with a red center! A unique color among foxglove. The pretty flowers begin in late spring, and continue to develop up the stem as the season progresses. This plant is well-liked by pollinators, too. It is easy to grow, simply spread the seeds on the ground, lightly rake them in, and keep soil moist until germination. Seeds can be started in the fall, or early spring during the cool weather.

Type: Hardy perennial

Hardiness zones: 3-9

Height: 36", 90 cm

Location: Sun or part shade

Seeds per pack: 100