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maggiebee | 12:25 Mon 15th Jun 2020 | Gardening
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Had what I thought was a polyanthus in a pot which was definitely not thriving. Lifted it and transplanted into the garden with some good compost. Now have a foxglove over a foot high. Isn't nature wonderful.
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Excellent, always a nice surprise when something like that happens.
I bet the bees are happy. :-)
The foxgloves will seed, everlasting foxgloves, but they are biennial so you probably won't have any next year
Lucky you. Nature didn't want foxgloves in my garden :-(
Life is full of surprises, hope it was a good one! A lot of my plants are dugout from cracks in the pavement.
I LOVE foxgloves, my favourite wild flower. Saw a beautiful peach coloured one once growing in the wild (about 10 years ago). Never seen one since.
I remember, someone who had been trying everything to try to get their blueberry to bear fruit.
To cut a long story short, they had been trying to get a self-seeded goat willow to harvest some blueberries, which had taken over the pot. The original plant had long since died off.

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