Bring a touch of classic British charm to your garden with foxglove wildflower seeds, known for their tall spires of purple thimble-shaped blooms that bumblebees adore. You'll enjoy how these biennial beauties drift naturally through borders and informal spaces, self-seeding to create a relaxed, ever-changing display. In the first year, foxgloves form a low rosette of soft leaves, then burst into flower the following summer, adding vertical interest and attracting pollinators. Sow seeds in late spring or early summer in part shade for the best results, and let successive years of sowing keep the colour coming back. Please note, foxglove is toxic if eaten and can irritate skin and eyes.
