foxgloves
foxgloves
Asked on 31 Aug, 2008
I planted five foxgloves about 5 years ago and when they had finished the first year I didn't do anything to them and they all came up the following year, but this year I cut them down to about 12 inches and only three of them came up did I do wrong by cutting them down?
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31 Aug, 2008
Foxgloves are biennials, it is better to let them set seeds around and then you will have new plants every.Pull out and discard if you have too many.
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31 Aug, 2008
I think as you didn't let them die on the stem so the flowers could drop the seeds, you didn't get them sown in again. I am sorry for you, as they are lovely flowers.