foxgloves are biennials so you get a flowering in the second year and possible the third. I like the tall kinds - any kinds will do.

Ianna

Hi Megan, Iam a rather new lurker on cottage gardens,
Many things that are biennials will come back more than the two years if they are happy. If they are not Hybrids they will reseed and then continually be reblooming. ALSO
There are a few species of foxglove that are considered perennials, a strawberry colored one and a yellow one.
The strawberri one is called "digitalis mertonensis" and are about 3ft. tall.
roseberri

Lucky you. I have some back from the last year, and I have planted a lot hoping for your luck. I also planted some of the pink.

kay

I planted them in full sun and they loved it! I thought they like shade? They came back too.. Not all but a few..

Mine are on year two as well. I had a few blooms last year after planting out wintersown seedlings. This year, they've really taken off. I'm hoping for lots of reseeded plants next year. I've already planted out a few wintersown hunks just in case. I want to have these blooms in my garden for years.

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They reseed like crazy. You will have tons of babies. I replant mine where I want them. My favorite plant!