One of my favoutie wild flowers is the stately Foxglove. I've just got back to walking my dogs after a spell with a fractured fibula and I was delighted to see that these flowers are still surviving despite 40 days of torrential downpours in the UK! I have planted loads in my own garden and cannot resist buying them when buckets appear at the auction in Holland or in our local flower market at Nine Elms.
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Digitalis purpurea |
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Fields of pink and white Digitalis |
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Digitalis 'Alba' is one that I have planted in my garden borders. |
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Natural containers suit wild flowers and I prefer to use them in a relaxed arrangement with grasses and Ceastrum as foliage.