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Foxgloves are biennial, and so you will get different ones appearing every other year.
I well remember some areas being cleared in the New Forest, and foxgloves appearing where I hadn't ever seen them before, so I think the clearing of the land stirs up a load of seeds that lay dormant.
A lovely reminder of these attractive plants, Lynne. I have been unsuccessful getting them to flower in my garden.
I well remember some areas being cleared in the New Forest, and foxgloves appearing where I hadn't ever seen them before, so I think the clearing of the land stirs up a load of seeds that lay dormant.
A lovely reminder of these attractive plants, Lynne. I have been unsuccessful getting them to flower in my garden.

A great collection here, Lynne 👍 The tall purple flower (don't know what they're called) in V12 always reminds me of when I were a lad! Being brought up in Leeds, our house was looking out across part of Hunslet Moor, and on the other side of the moor was the tram track, and alongside the Middleton Railway. There were hundreds of these plants growing alongside both tracks 😃 Have to go for the lead as my fave, and your rescued bee friend has provided you with a super image 👍
Trev 😀
Trev 😀