Hi - my mum has sent me these pics to see if anyone can help with identifying it please. Thanks in advance....
Is it a rusty foxglove?
There's digitalis ferruginea and another brown one I don't know the name of...
2nd pic is def foxglove. Is the first one the same plant? Doesn't look like the leaves of a foxglove
D ferruginea has different leaves to a normal foxglove...but I just went out and looked at mine and now I'm not sure I've got that right.
Mine has a lot of leaves going up the stem.
Where are all the experts tonight, leaving us to do IDing on our own...
D parviflora is another brown foxglove...maybes that one...?
It's the leaves that threw me too Panda...here's another pic
I find all the brownish ones difficult to distinguish. Except ferruginea and it's not that.
It is def. a foxglove, not D,ferruginea as i grow that one. It could be D.parviflora as that is brown, but there are a number of other brown foxgloves available.
To me it looks larger flowered than either of those two, there's lanata as well
Leaves look like isoplexis,,, the tender ones.
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Is it a rusty foxglove?
There's digitalis ferruginea and another brown one I don't know the name of...
2nd pic is def foxglove. Is the first one the same plant? Doesn't look like the leaves of a foxglove
D ferruginea has different leaves to a normal foxglove...but I just went out and looked at mine and now I'm not sure I've got that right.
Mine has a lot of leaves going up the stem.
Where are all the experts tonight, leaving us to do IDing on our own...
D parviflora is another brown foxglove...maybes that one...?
It's the leaves that threw me too Panda...here's another pic
I find all the brownish ones difficult to distinguish. Except ferruginea and it's not that.
In the sticks near Peterborough
It is def. a foxglove, not D,ferruginea as i grow that one. It could be D.parviflora as that is brown, but there are a number of other brown foxgloves available.
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S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
To me it looks larger flowered than either of those two, there's lanata as well
In the sticks near Peterborough
Leaves look like isoplexis,,, the tender ones.