I find this often happens, it will be splendid next year. We make a clear distinction between annual, biennial and perennial but the plants don't. I sowed some foxgloves very late last year, about half flowered this year and the rest are large clumps of leaves for next year flowering. Nothing wrong with your plant or your technique.
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Please remember folks that fox glove are poisonous !!
Yes debbieanne, I think we all know that. The trick is not to eat them
In the sticks near Peterborough
Blimey what an active community here. Thanks for all the replies. Foxgloves moved and house moved too now! Many new gardening adventures ahead......
I have a second year foxglove, with huge leaves but it didn't bloom. Did I plant it too deep, too shallow?
I find this often happens, it will be splendid next year. We make a clear distinction between annual, biennial and perennial but the plants don't. I sowed some foxgloves very late last year, about half flowered this year and the rest are large clumps of leaves for next year flowering. Nothing wrong with your plant or your technique.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Whew!! Thanks! Now what do I do with these leaves before winter? Leave them on, or chop - down to the ground? I live in Zone 4.
Foxgloves are native to the uk and hardy everywhere here, they look after themselves.
In the sticks near Peterborough