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The Foxglove Flower

Translucent is the beauty of the foxglove flower, and
hiding is something they never ever do; careful they are 
extremely poisonous giving rashes, nausea and headaches !

Find them in a cottage garden mingling, entangled with cat mint, or
often they self seed in very strange and odd places, they are
xcelsior (excelsior) hybrids and available in many lovely colors; just
go look inside the beautiful tubular flower for freckles and spots.  And
love and admire them in a woodland theme garden, like me 
on sunny days I pause to treasure their loveliness;  Foxglove are a
very respected flower to treat heart failure for over 200 years, oh
enjoy them but do not touch them without gloves.

Foxgloves make a nice gift (with warning) for a friends garden, but
like taking over-  one needs to control their rambling ways;  that 
on tall spikes these dreamy gems grow tall and stunning, behold 
walls of these charming flowers that are a true natural beauty. There is
every color imaginable available but I am fond of the pink, but listen well
remove the tallest spikes for new growth and they will be very happy.

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January 13, 2016


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Rodrigues Avatar
January 22, 2019 at 9:15 AM
Loved learning more about these floxgloves! Handle with gloves!
La France Avatar
January 22, 2019 at 2:54 PM
Kim, thanks for visiting and the comment, it is really a lovely flower just a little caution is needed ~
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