**A bright purple flower which grows on tall spikes above tidy clumps of light green foliage. Hardy throughout the UK down to -15°C.** This dwarf variety of foxglove sports stems covered in trumpet-shaped flowers which grow above its foliage; it has bright purple flowers with speckles on the inside and will really stand out in any garden or display. This variety has been bred to be a little more compact, suiting life in a container, and to flower in its first year. In the autumn, the plant will die back to below ground level, but don't be disheartened when it disappears- this plant easily re-seeds and grows back year on year! These stunningly bright spikes of flowers will draw the eye in any garden- and make the biggest impact when planted in a small group of spikes. | Perennial | Flower: tall stems/spikes | Flowers June to July | | --------- | ------------------------- | -------------------- | **Scientific Name** Digitalis purpurea 'Dalmatian Purple' (purple, finger-like plant, variet