Foxglove Flowers
Common Foxglove, Digitalis purpurea, is an herbaceous biennial or short-lived perennial from Western Europe in the plantain family that grows in woodland clearings, on mountainsides, and especially on disturbed sites, and is also used as a garden ornamental.
The plant produces an upright flower stem with smaller leaves from the center of the basal clump that bloom in early summer. The spikes normally grow 3 to 4 feet tall, with the individual flowers opening progressively up the elongated, terminal cluster. The species usually has a one-sided raceme with 20-80 flowers, but improved cultivars often have flowers surrounding the stem.
Pink Foxglove Flowers With Yellow Sunflowers in Arrangement
Field of Pink Foxglove Flower Spires in a Garden
Rain-Kissed Pink Foxglove Flower Bells in Close-Up
Pink Foxglove Flower Spike in Sharp Focus Against Lush Green Background
Two Large Magenta Foxglove Flower Bells After Rain
A Field of White and Pink Foxglove Flower Spires in Full Bloom
Pale Pink Foxglove Flowers Hanging Delicately on a Slender Stem
Multiple Foxglove Flower Spires in Pastel Pink and Lavender
White and Pale Lavender Foxglove Flower Bells in Close-Up
Foxglove Flower Spike With Unopened Buds and Early Blooms
Densely Packed Purple-Pink Foxglove Flower Spike
Deep Burgundy-Pink Foxglove Flower Spires Among Ferns
Foxglove Flower Spires With Open Bell Flowers in Garden
Bright Magenta Foxglove Flower Bells With Water Droplets
Magenta Foxglove Flowers Hanging From a Stem
Bumblebee Approaching Pink Foxglove Flowers
Pink and Purple Foxglove Flower Spike in Soft Focus
Deep Purple Foxglove Flower Spike With Velvety Blooms
Close-Up of Pink Foxglove Flower Bells in Bloom
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