Digitalis Foxglove 'Dalmatian’ Mix rises like a soft cathedral of colour in the garden — elegant and quietly dramatic.Each plant sends up slender spires of bell-shaped flowers. This mix has creamy whites brushed with freckled throats, romantic blush and rose, warm peach, and rich velvety purples, all dappled with the signature speckling that gives foxgloves their storybook charm. Digitalis ‘Dalmatian’ Mix brings structure without stiffness. It adds lift and elegance, weaving a cottage-garden romance into bouquets while still feeling fresh and contemporary. In the garden, it feels timeless — a bridge between wildflower meadows and formal borders.
🌱 Growing Conditions
Common Name: Foxglove
Type: Biennial / short-lived perennial (2-3 years) often flowers first year
Height: 60–90 cm (flower spikes may reach 100 cm)
Spacing: 30–40 cm
Sunlight: Full sun to part shade (morning sun ideal in warm climates)
Soil: Well-draining, loamy soil enriched with organic matter, pH 6.0–7.0
Watering: Moderate; prefers evenly moist soil but dislikes waterlogging
Fertilizer: Balanced, low-nitrogen feedTemperature: Thrives in cool to mild conditions, prefers 10–20 °C
🌿 Planting & Care
Planting Time: Autumn to early spring (best in cooler seasons)
Pruning / Deadheading: Remove spent flower spikes to encourage side shoots and extended flowering
Pest Resistance: Generally pest-resistant; attracts bees and beneficial insects
Support: May require light staking in windy areas to support tall flower spikes
🌸 Flowering & Harvest
Blooming Season: Late spring to early summer (may flower earlier in mild climates)
Flower Type: Elegant, tubular bell-shaped blooms arranged along tall spires
Stem Strength: Strong, upright stems ideal for use as a structural cut flower
Vase Life: Approximately 5–7 days with proper conditioning
Harvesting: Cut when ⅓–½ of the bells on the spike are open for best vase life and continued bloom development
❄️ Frost Tolerance & Protection
Minimum Temperature: Hardy to light frost (down to approx. –5 °C)
Frost Notes: Young plants benefit from protection in severe or prolonged frost
Mulching: Apply a light mulch to protect roots and regulate soil temperature
