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Posted by pinwheel SE PA (My Page) on Thu, Jun 29, 06 at 8:31
| The strawberry foxglove I planted last month is still short. Is this normal? When can I expect it to shoot up?
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RE: strawberry foxglove
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| Foxglove are usually biannuals (except for the camelot series). They will shoot up next spring and bloom around May depending on the Spring. They may reseed or over winter again time, but I start new ones every year, so I have some blooms every spring. |
RE: strawberry foxglove
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| strawberry foxglove is a perinneal foxglove. That's why I'm wondering if their timeframe for the first year is different than the other foxgloves. |
RE: strawberry foxglove
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| foxgloves are my favorite! I love the idea of a prennial one!!! |
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