foxglove

Scott becomes concerned that the previous owner is still emotionally tied to Foxglove and refuses to let go of the house.

The foxgloves are in full flower at the moment, towering over everything else in the garden like tall sentries.

Despite their ornate appearance, foxgloves are often found growing wild so are easy to grow in any site or situation but thrive in dappled shade.

And then there's yellow foxglove (Digitalis grandiflora).

FOXGLOVES can add an irresistible wildflower charm to any garden.

The recently opened Foxglove, named for a beautiful deadly flower, might be its most cinematic speakeasy yet.

He created it by crossing two distant foxglove cousins and selecting the best of countless hybrids.

I know of a European biologist, well-trained, who ate a salad of comfrey that contained a few leaves of self-seeded foxglove that was mixed in with the patch of comfrey.

Foxglove spikes and poppies can be cut down unless you are saving them for seed.

Summary: TEHRAN (FNA)- Researchers revealed that digoxin, the active ingredient in the poisonous plant Foxglove, can enhance the body's own protective mechanism against high blood pressure and heart failure.

Foxglove, what a nice name, I thought, I liked that name, and told her

The foxglove, under such guises as lady's fingers, dead men's bellows, granny bonnets, witch's thimble, and a host of other fanciful names, has attracted the interest of mankind for centuries.