Digitalis lutea dark It is ideal for covering

It is ideal for covering soil or dressing container plants

and harvest when the skin is firm and deep orange

Native to North America

Perfect tool for scooping soil and other materials

succulents or air plants

Digitalis lutea dark It is ideal for coveringStraw foxglove is introduced in New England, where some plants have escaped from gardens in New Hampshire. It gets its common name from the straw colored flowers it produces, which are less showy than those of other foxgloves. The plant is one of the smallest foxglove species in our flora. It's hardy in zones 3 to 9, which makes it a versatile plant, but it prefers soils that are near neutral in pH.