Re: Foxglove

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Posted by Amy on May 17, 2003 at 22:34:47:

In Reply to: Re: Foxglove posted by Newt on May 13, 2003 at 10:14:14:

: : I purchased 3 plants from the nursery last season which appeared to do well (but no flowers). As this is a biennial I fully expected it to come back this year and flower. To date most of the perennials in my garden are making their appearance but still no sign of life on the foxglove. Is it too early or are they not coming back?

: Hi MickeyKay,
: If you are in Montana it might be a bit early yet. If you are in Georgia, they should have shown their leaves by now. Where are you located?

: Newt

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: : : I purchased 3 plants from the nursery last season which appeared to do well (but no flowers).  As this is a biennial I fully expected it to come back this year and flower.  To date most of the perennials in my garden are making their appearance but still no sign of life on the foxglove.  Is it too early or are they not coming back?

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: : Hi MickeyKay,
: : If you are in Montana it might be a bit early yet.  If you are in Georgia, they should have shown their leaves by now.  Where are you located?

: : Newt



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