Foxglove seedlings
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Posted: Aug/18/2007 8:34 AM PST
I've got 'em everywhere. Do I thin them and pot them up or just let them go and see how many plants make it through the winter? I'm in zone 8--mild and wet winters. |
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Posted: Aug/23/2007 12:38 AM PST
Hi Sweetlebee I think that what to do depends on what's the result you want. Foxgloves are very beautiful, but you're having too much. Perhaps next spring you could make a patch of foxgloves some place in your garden. They are useful to separate one area from another, also to put on in a corner. You can pick up the seeds and trade them. Did I help? Bye bye |
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Posted: Sep/29/2007 10:35 AM PST
Is this what I think it is, Sweetle? Attachments:  |
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Posted: Sep/29/2007 11:56 AM PST
Yes, I think so! My white ones are just coming up too! They are scalloped. My dwarf foxglove plants are about 6 inches tall. I'm going to have a nice stand of them next summer! |
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Posted: Apr/18/2008 4:50 PM PST
I think I have a foxglove seedling coming up!!! (The dogs dug up the other one in the picture!  )
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Posted: Apr/18/2008 7:55 PM PST
I have gotten two foxglove plants to be put out. I sure do hope they will reseed. Have never had them before. Linda B |
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Posted: Apr/19/2008 7:56 AM PST
My foxgloves bloomed. They are forget-me-nots!! I had a beautiful lavender dwarf foxglove, which has fuzzy leaves that look just like the forget-me-not. Since it was my first year growing both, I thought it was foxgloves seedlings and would have preferred foxgloves! I gave away all my seed too. Hopefully one made it. 
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Posted: May/10/2008 10:43 AM PST
Is this a foxglove seedling? Attachments:  |
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Posted: May/10/2008 2:21 PM PST
No, I don't think so. It doesn't look like mine. Maybe a black-eyed Susan or cone flower? |
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Posted: May/10/2008 2:46 PM PST
But yours were forget-me-nots!!!  It isn't coneflower and I didn't plant anything but the foxglove seeds there. Are they weeds then? |
