Just the one would make a genetic mutation Then the next generation would show if it persisted.
I think I'll be waiting til next year to find out though, all the rest are behaving in a normal digitalis manner, lots of leaves, no sign of a flower spike.
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I was thinking fasciation too - fascinating
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
If it stood on a taller stem it would be impressive
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How curious, Nut
Presumably if the other seeds produce the same it would be a genetic mutation?
Just the one would make a genetic mutation Then the next generation would show if it persisted.
I think I'll be waiting til next year to find out though, all the rest are behaving in a normal digitalis manner, lots of leaves, no sign of a flower spike.
My money is on fasciation
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bekkie it doesn't creep me out but I don't find it attractive
Interesting but ugly. But I have to admit that goes for a lot of those very large flowered things we find offered now
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I know what you mean, Bekkie, I wouldn't want a garden full of them but they are interesting in a carnival of horrors sort of way.
That grandiflora looks like a nice foxglove...I haven't seen one before.
Grandiflora is nice VS, and fairly perennial in my experience.
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