Digiplexis

Digiplexis is a novelty that is still not widely spread. Resulting from the hybridization of our native foxgloves (Digitalis purpurea) and the Canary Island Foxglove (Isoplexis canariensis), it combines, in the same plant, a tall habit and luxuriant colours while being endowed with a beautiful vigour and a very long flowering. A perennial but not very hardy, Digiplexis is cultivated as an annual, in light shade, in rich, moist and well-drained soil. Withstanding root competition without flinching, you can plant it at the edge of a shrub border, at the base of a hedge, in the heart of a perennial bed, and even in a large container where it will delight you from late spring to the first frost. It is in a mild, or rather cool, climate that it will give its best.