Flower 🌹 seeds

"Will order again"

— Christina R. (5/5)

Foxglove hopes

"Started seeds. Just germinating. Hope to have nice plants but October"

— Linda (5/5)

Success!

"Started the seeds under a grow light with high germination; transferred outdoors and now have strong plants. Recommend!"

— Raymond H. (5/5)

Foxglove Seeds

"My foxglove seeds have germinated but are currently stalled due to lack of sunlight. I’ll have to put them under grow lights."

— The W. (5/5)

beautiful flowers

"Great quality seeds, bought some last year and plant thrived all thruogh winter. Grew nicely this spring, have many colorful flower spikes too."

— Lise S. (5/5)

Love!!

"Love!!"

— Denise W. (5/5)

Haven’t started yet.

"Haven’t started yet."

— Sharon R. (5/5)

Great germination Rate

"In February, during winter, we planted these seeds using milk jugs (Winter Sowing Method) in New York. By May, we had around 15-20 plants flourishing. After planting them, they thrived splendidly, appearing lush and sizable from my window even amidst the winter chill. When sowing these seeds, it's important not to bury them under soil. Additionally, Foxglove seeds require cold conditions (stratification) to initiate germination. Hence, if you intend to sow them in May, it's necessary to refrigerate the seeds for 1-2 months; otherwise, they won't sprout. We eagerly anticipate a diverse array of flowers come June this year."

— Paul J. (5/5)

Foxglove height / bloom timings

"Eager to plant your seeds. How tall does the spire of these seeds grow? Are flowers produced the first year? Do the plants flower yearly once planted in the ground in zone 6?"

— Peggy (5/5)

"3 months to go. Beautiful."

— Barbara (5/5)