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A shorter version of the foxglove family with purple blooms and heavily spotted, maroon throats.
Caution: All parts of digitalis, if ingested, can cause illness. Digitalis has been used as a heart stimulant for centuries. External contact with plant parts can cause irritation for some people.
Best grown in average to medium moisture, a well-drained soil, in partial shade. Can tolerate full sun with adequate moisture. Plants rarely require staking due to the sturdy stems. As like most, this cultivar self-seeds. First year flowering selection.