Hudson Valley Seed Co. Foxglove Seeds

Typically, these foxgloves will focus on foliage growth during their first year and bloom the following season. However, if you start them very early in the spring, you may see some blooms in the first year, though the full display is expected in year two.

These plants grow quite tall, reaching up to 48 inches, and have a spread of about 30 inches. You should space them accordingly to ensure they have enough room for airflow and to accommodate their height.

No, they actually prefer partial shade, thriving with about 4 to 6 hours of sunlight. They are an excellent choice for brightening up areas of your garden that don't get intense, all-day sun.

Self-sowing means that once the flowers finish blooming and drop their seeds, those seeds can germinate and grow into new plants on their own. This helps ensure you have foxgloves returning to your garden year after year with minimal effort.

No, foxgloves are toxic if ingested. They are strictly ornamental flowers and should not be planted in areas accessible to pets or small children who might be tempted to eat them.

These seeds are hardy in USDA zones 4 through 9. If you fall within this range, they should be able to survive the winter and return, provided your local conditions align with their general care requirements.