Wild Foxglove Plug Plants | Digitalis purpureaWild Foxglove Plug Plants Digitalis purpurea Common names include, goblin gloves, witches' gloves and dead men's bells. Wild foxgloves are biennial plants and grow in the wild throughout the UK in gardens, woodlands, heathland and roadside verges. Their pink purple tube shaped flowers grow on tall spikes and can be seen from June to September. Plants can grow to 2 metres in height. Wild foxgloves grow in all soil types in sun or shade. One of the RHS

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thriving in all soil types except very acidic or very wet

woodland places and wildflower meadows and look particularly striking alongside English bluebells

Lose yourself in the rolling hills based loosely on the headlands of Great and Little Hangman

providing food for pollinators and seed-eating birds like finches

and common turf diseases

old man's pepper and poor man's pepper

or dividing plants

The wood anemone is a host plant of the larvae of butterflies such as the painted lady

maiden pink and sea campion

this native perennial wildflower produces pretty pink-red flowers over a long flowering season

Dandelion is an excellent source of potassium for horses