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Pink Foxglove | Digitalis 'Pink Panther'

Pink Foxglove | Digitalis 'Pink Panther'

  • If you're looking for pink foxgloves, look no further! Pink Panther produces masses of mid-pink flowers that cover the stems in colour
  • Summer flowering throughout June and July
  • A fully hardy tall perennial which will spread naturally year after year
  • Equally happy in large containers or sunny borders - also makes great cut flowers
  • Plant as part of your wildlife frendly or cottage garden scheme
  • This variety carries the RHS Plants for Pollinators designation - it's particularly loved by long-tongued bumblebees
  • All parts are toxic if eaten - wear gloves and wash hands after gardening
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Pink Foxglove | Digitalis 'Pink Panther'

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Pink Foxglove | Digitalis 'Pink Panther'

  • If you're looking for pink foxgloves, look no further! Pink Panther produces masses of mid-pink flowers that cover the stems in colour
  • Summer flowering throughout June and July
  • A fully hardy tall perennial which will spread naturally year after year
  • Equally happy in large containers or sunny borders - also makes great cut flowers
  • Plant as part of your wildlife frendly or cottage garden scheme
  • This variety carries the RHS Plants for Pollinators designation - it's particularly loved by long-tongued bumblebees
  • All parts are toxic if eaten - wear gloves and wash hands after gardening

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  • If you're looking for pink foxgloves, look no further! Pink Panther produces masses of mid-pink flowers that cover the stems in colour
  • Summer flowering throughout June and July
  • A fully hardy tall perennial which will spread naturally year after year
  • Equally happy in large containers or sunny borders - also makes great cut flowers
  • Plant as part of your wildlife frendly or cottage garden scheme
  • This variety carries the RHS Plants for Pollinators designation - it's particularly loved by long-tongued bumblebees
  • All parts are toxic if eaten - wear gloves and wash hands after gardening