Foxglove Seeds - Camelot Lavender

Yes, the Camelot Lavender variety is a first-year flowering biennial. Unlike traditional foxgloves that require a full year of vegetative growth before blooming, this specific cultivar is bred to produce flowers during its first season.

These foxgloves are well-suited for containers, provided you use a pot large enough to support their 48-inch mature height. Ensure your container has excellent drainage, as these plants prefer consistent moisture but dislike sitting in waterlogged soil.

Yes, the foliage is naturally resistant to deer and rabbits, making them a reliable choice for gardens where wildlife browsing is a common issue. While no plant is 100% deer-proof, these are rarely targeted by local pests.

These plants are quite versatile and thrive in both full sun and partial shade. If you live in a region with extremely hot summers, planting them in partial shade will help protect the blooms and extend their display.

No, foxgloves are toxic if ingested. They should be planted with caution in gardens frequented by pets or small children, as all parts of the plant are poisonous.

Each packet contains 40 seeds. Because they have a high germination rate, this is typically enough to create a significant cluster of vertical color in your garden beds.