Digitalis purpurea

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Plant or animal product type Foxglove Brand FlowerSeedsUK Material feature Natural Colour Multicolor Unit count 500.0 count Number of pieces 500

Photo about Foxglove isolated on a white background. Digitalis purpurea. Image of beautiful, natural, digitalis - 94122418

Early flowering and fast-growing, award-winning Digitalis purpurea 'Dalmatian White' (Common Foxglove) is a popular biennial or short-lived perennial, boasting upright spikes of outward-facing, white flowers with purple-speckled throats.

I've been painting on Kelmscott vellum for a number of years but recently tried the natural vellum for the first time. Both are available from William Cowley in the UK. I like the look of this vellum because of the warm colour and venation but it's a slightly different experience to paint on compared to the Kelmscott. Old Rose Hips, on vellum 2013 This is a slight aside from the recent posts but I thought a short piece about painting on different types of vellum might be of interest, given…

Captured in heirloom garden of Briars Historic Homestead, Mt Martha.

When I go to the garden I find a peaceful place - just me, my camera and the flowers. The garden had a wide variety of foxglove this year and I thought it was particularly beautiful. Thank you for your comments and faves – they are greatly appreciated! Select photos from my Flickr stream are available for purchase as prints or personal download at [www.winterfirephotographicarts.com].

Foxglove gets it name because the flower is like the finger of a glove, in Latin it is Digitalis Purpurea! These are biennial, meaning they flower on their 2nd year of life and that is the end for them. Foxglove are incredibly toxic and should not be eaten. I personally love my foxglove, they remind me of home. What plant reminds you of where you call home? #gardenlife #flowers #gardening #homesweethome

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