Digitalis 'Dalmatian Peach'

Digitalis 'Dalmatian Peach'Instantly recognisable and incredibly easy to grow, Digitalis Dalmatian Peach is a classic cottage garden plant, growing well in flower beds, borders, and pots. A low growing rosette of semi evergreen, toothed, dark green, leaves make way for tall, upright spires of bell shaped pale peach flowers dappled with darker orange spots around the throat. These blooms flower from June to August and are a magnet for pollinators, attracting bees and butterflies

Deadhead as required to remove damaged/dead flowers

This is a slow-growing shrub that won’t take over the garden

toothed or incised leaves situated beneath tall stems which carry ruffled

Throughout the spring and sporadically in summer to autumn

Here you have a combination of decorative foliage

Madame Butterfly will thrive in a moist fertile and humus rich soil

Mullein is tolerant of drought and copes well with poor soil

Further interest comes when the flowers bloom in mid-Summer through gorgeous

if growth of the Rose appears to be slow

It is a deciduous shrub and will eventually lose its leaves in preparation for winter

This Jive variety has a main colour on its leaves that allows it to standout from the crowd within any indoor setting

they are guaranteed to be a garden favourite for yourself