By Seasnail
United Kingdom 
My sister lives in Shropshire and has in her garden this unusual foxglove can you tell her anything about it please
5 Jul, 2013
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It probably won't - they're biennial! Perhaps its children will
6 Jul, 2013
It's called fasciation:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasciation
I had a delphinium that kept doing it and even seen it in a Buddleja. It is unpredictable and mostly an unattractive feature.
6 Jul, 2013
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It is a normal native foxglove and the unusual flower is due to a mistake in the flower formation. A bit like a Siamese twin. The plant will flower normally next year.
5 Jul, 2013