Foxglove Apricot
Foxglove Apricot

Foxglove 'Apricot' Seeds

Digitalis purpurea 'Apricot'

rosettes of soft apricot blooms on tall spires.

A tall, flowering perennial that is native to Europe. It grows clusters of beautiful, soft pink, apricot bell-shaped flowers on tall spires that bloom in early summer. Its coarse green foliage grows in rosettes, and the plant thrives in light shade conditions, making it a lovely ornamental option to plant amongst trees or a neighbouring hedge for a bit of fresh colour and intrigue.

Approx 150 seeds

  • Pollinator-Friendly
  • Cut Flowers
  • Most Light Conditions
  • Pot Fans

Grow in Your Garden

Foxglove 'Apricot' Seeds – Elegant Cut Flowers for Your Garden

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When to SowFlowers / Harvest

How to Grow

Start foxglove 'Apricot' seeds indoors in spring or sow directly outside in light shade. Keep soil moist and well-drained for best germination.

  • Sowing

    Seeds should be sown into a small tray, filled with compost, about 3mm deep and watered in, cover with a clear container and keep the seeds in a warm place like a warm windowsill.

About Foxglove 'Apricot'

Pollinator-friendly biennial, ideal for pots or borders, blooms early summer

  • Pollinator-Friendly
  • Cut Flowers
  • Most Light Conditions
  • Pot Fans

History of Foxglove 'Apricot'

Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) is known for its glove-shaped flower spikes and folklore links to fairies. This variety’s apricot tones add warmth and charm to any garden setting. It prefers well-drained soil and partial shade.

Other NamesGoblin gloves, witches' gloves and dead men's bells
Pet/Baby SafeKnown to be toxic

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