Digitalis Temple Bells

A distinctive foxglove cultivar featuring upright spires of creamy yellow, bell-shaped flowers with flared lips and lightly speckled throats. Flowering from late spring into early summer, 'Temple Bells' adds soft vertical structure and a warm glow to partially shaded areas. Bees are frequent visitors to its tubular blooms.

Forms a low rosette of broad green leaves and sends up flower spikes to 90 cm.

Origin: A cultivated selection of Digitalis species native to Europe and western Asia. All foxgloves contain digitalis compounds and are toxic if ingested.

Growing Conditions:

 Full sun to part shade

 Moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil

 Frost hardy throughout NZ

Uses:

 Cottage-style borders, woodland edges, wildlife gardens

 Adds vertical interest and soft pastel colour

 Excellent for pollinator-friendly planting

 Creamy yellow foxglove spikes in late spring

 Height 60-90 cm with basal leaf rosette

 Great in shaded beds, cottage or wildlife gardens

 Fully frost hardy

 Toxic if ingested

1L pot.

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