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Foxglove Mutations
This year I have two foxglove mutations. The first one (white) had a big cone flower on top of the stalk (unfortunately I didn't get a pic of the bloom before it started wilting). I have seen this mutation around the web. 
Now it's making some beautiful cone-shaped flowers around the base now that the main stalk is done blooming.
The second one (pink) has a total of 11 small stalks on top of the main one, all of which are blooming.
This one I cannot find any information about. Has anyone seen this before?
Now it's making some beautiful cone-shaped flowers around the base now that the main stalk is done blooming. The second one (pink) has a total of 11 small stalks on top of the main one, all of which are blooming.This one I cannot find any information about. Has anyone seen this before? 1
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It is called faciation, I posted a pic of my foxglove recently and was promptly told off as there was a post about this goodness how long ago! I don't bother posting now, I just browse! Here's my picture.
https://forum.gardenersworld.com/discussion/388011/fascinated-by-fasciation/p1
I was simply showing you where there were other pics you might be interested in as someone had mentioned it
Please accept my apology if I upset you 💐
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.