Foxgloves are often seen adorning wild woodlands and meadows. But these tall beauties (they can grow up to 2m tall) are also solid garden favourites for their unique spire shape covered in tubular flowers and fairly easy, fuss-free care. And while they are fairly easy to grow once you know how, you first need to acquire that knowledge.
One of the first steps you need to take is planting your flowers. But similarly to getting the timing of when to plant hydrangeas right, knowing when to plant foxglove seeds is essential but might not be so clear at first. That is why our experts offer some garden advice to make it crystal clear when is the best time to plant your foxgloves.
