Easy to grow pale yellow foxglove. Biennial flowering, sow seeds in June July to flower the following year. Perfect for shade and a great food plant for pollinators and bees in early summer.
Pale yellow foxglove seeds. Biennial flowers easy to grow from seed sown in June flowers the following summer. Long lasting cut flower
Easy to grow pale yellow foxglove. Biennial flowering, sow seeds in June July to flower the following year. Perfect for shade and a great food plant for pollinators and bees in early summer.
Pale yellow foxglove seeds. Biennial flowers easy to grow from seed sown in June flowers the following summer. Long lasting cut flower

Digitalis Primrose Yellow Seeds

£1.95

Standing at a meter tall this unusual foxglove is sure to catch the eye with its beautiful spires of buttermilk yellow. Digitalis Primrose Yellow is a doddle to grow from seeds, happy in shade and tolerant of all but the driest soils. Best grown towards the back of the garden behind mid height plants or front and centre of the cutting garden as it makes a very good flower for cutting.   Foxglove with bells of graduating shades from acid primrose yellow changing to soft buttery cream as the spike matures

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Standing at a meter tall this unusual foxglove is sure to catch the eye with its beautiful spires of buttermilk yellow. Digitalis Primrose Yellow is a doddle to grow from seeds, happy in shade and tolerant of all but the driest soils. Best grown towards the back of the garden behind mid height plants or front and centre of the cutting garden as it makes a very good flower for cutting.   Foxglove with bells of graduating shades from acid primrose yellow changing to soft buttery cream as the spike matures

Standing at a meter tall this unusual foxglove is sure to catch the eye with its beautiful spires of buttermilk yellow. Digitalis Primrose Yellow is a doddle to grow from seeds, happy in shade and tolerant of all but the driest soils. Best grown towards the back of the garden behind mid height plants or front and centre of the cutting garden as it makes a very good flower for cutting.   Foxglove with bells of graduating shades from acid primrose yellow changing to soft buttery cream as the spike matures

Sow Indoors - February to April

Sow Direct/Outdoors - May to June

Flowers - Mid May to July

Average Seed Content - 100+