Seed Needs, Mixed Gloxiniaeflora Foxglove Seeds for Planting - Heirloom & Open Pollinated Biennial Flowers - Perfect for Butterfly Gardens & Insectaries (1 Pack)

The media could not be loaded.  We could stratified these in wax paper in our fridge for 2 months before starting them in our plant room in peat pots in Feb 2022. We are in South Carolina (zone 7a) and could not be happier with these amazing flowers. They are biennial (meaning they will flower in their second year, and then die). They definitely self seed and we now have more than ever this Spring.

Beautiful variety of foxgloves are starting to bloom for us, well worth the wait since foxgloves don’t bloom until the 2nd year. They are hearty and I love seeing the Dalmatian pattern developing as the blooms mature.

Seed Needs, Mixed Gloxiniaeflora Foxglove Seeds - 5,000 Seeds for Planting Digitalis purpurea - Open Pollinated, Attracts Pollinators & Hummingbirds (2 Packs)Not a single seed germinated.

These are viable. I kept the packet of seeds in the refrigerator for about 2 weeks. Then I sowed them in a small seed tray and seed starting mix, and put the clear plastic cover on the tray. They sprouted in 5 days! As soon as they sprouted I took the cover off and they have been under a grow light for almost 2 weeks now. They're growing very well but very slowly. I have switched to bottom watering. I only gave four stars because I don't know yet what the end product will be and how difficult they might be to keep going or to transplant them etc. It's all on me now!

Writing this a year later as foxglove doesn’t flower till the second year. And it did! They’re doing great and made it through the winter. Excited to see the rest bloom.

Every single seed I sowed from this pack sprouted quickly and grew into lovely little plants. I would definitely order seeds from this company again.

I read in a local gardening group that it was time to plant your foxglove seeds for spring flowers. I quickly ordered these and planted them in my yard.. beginning of October and they are all about 6 inches high. I have never planted foxgloves before and did t expect them to already be growing. I’m excited

This, my second time with Digitalis - went well so far.I didn't "count" and monitor - however - appear to mostly if not all sprouted in the cell trays I used. If nothing else will/may provide nice "clusters".So, sprouted quickly; was under a 30 - 40 - 50 watt grow light (they "look" for light); kept moist and reached a "small sprout" size and appear to be leveling off there for a while, are "tender" and about an inch or so, less maybe; being gentle to water/moisten, if not watered from the bottom vs sprayer on the growth material; if flattened by the mist are robust enough to stand up, or be lifted gently.I'm not "new" to this but don't claim to be an expert. The packet instructions, supported by an online search for more - if followed, should do you well. So, no issues with the seeds or how OEM product-packaged/container-ed for delivery to me.I hope that helps someone.