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Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) flowers in bloom in a garden.

Close up of a straw foxglove (digitalis lutea) in bloom

A view from the top of a common foxglove, Dalmatian white, digitalis purpurea, with delicate purple speckles, spots

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Poisonous flowers of Digitalis purpurea in a field.

Wildflowers on Vancouver Island, British Columbia

the Foxglove flowers, Fresh blooming at spring

Lush plants and vibrant foxglove flowers bloom during the summer in a verdant Danish garden. This composition evokes a sense of serenity and natural beauty, perfect for evoking outdoor summer memories.

CU White and pink foxglove, Durban, South Africa

Tokyo,Japan-May 27, 2020: Digitalis or Foxglove flowers on black background

Macro photo of flowers in a garden. White phenotype of Digitalis purpurea. Known as foxglove or common foxglove, it is a poisonous species of flowering plant in the plantain family Plantaginaceae

White foxglove flower (Digitalis purpurea albiflora)

Beautiful pink foxgloves bloom elegantly in a lush garden, enhanced by bright summer greenery and a rustic wooden fence. Captured in Denmark, it evokes serene warmth of June's lively spirit.

Beautiful close-up shots of white and yellow foxglove flowers adorned with fresh dew drops, captured in a lush garden. The delicate flowers stand out against the vibrant greenery and blue sky, creating a serene and picturesque scene perfect for garden, floral, and nature-themed projects

A seriously toxic plant in its second year with deceptively beautiful funnel-shaped purple flowers and spots inside each tube. Seattle garden, early summer.

White Foxglove plant blooms in forest, bokeh background, closeup

Digitalis purpurea with soft green background and copy space.

$Medium to tall, hairy, greyish biennial or short-lived perennial, to 1.5m tall; stems generally unbranched, hairless at the base. Basal leaves oval to lanceolate, tapered to the winged stalk, blunt toothed; upper leaves similar but smaller. Flowers purple, patterned with darker spots or rings inside, regularly white, with a silky sheen, 40-50mm, hairy on the lower lip inside and along the lip margin.\nHabitat: Open woodlands, scrub, mainly on acid soils, to 1000m.\nFlowering Season: June-September.\nDistribution: North to Sweden, naturalized in Denmark and Holland. Garden cultivars naturalized locally.\n\nThe very poisonous Plant is still used for the treatment of heart complaints (Digitalin).$

A selective focus shot of foxglove plant white flowers on the blurred background

This biennial plant grow as a rosette of leaves in the first year after sowing, before flowering and then dying in the second year. It generally produce enough seeds, however, so the new plants will continue to grow in the garden setting.

Closeup photo of purple foxglove flowers with a little bee.

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