Foxloves

Foxgloves (Digitalis) are native plants with tall spikes of flowers, usually in shades of pink, purple and white in early summer. The flowers are often speckled inside with a contrasting colour, and attract many butterflies and insects. They are perennial if the flower spikes are cut down before they seed, otherwise if left, they will seed freely, creating natural drifts of plants. They are ideal for dappled shade, and create a beautiful, natural feel in a garden.

Catalogue of Foxglove in stock in our Oxfordshire nursery over the summer

mertronensis	purpurea 'Alba'	purpurea 'Excelsior' group	grandiflora 'Carillon'

Hollyhocks

Hollyhocks (Alcea rosea) are classic cottage garden plants. They produce spikes of large flowers, double or single depending on the variety, in a huge array of colours over the summer. They are ideal for growing against a wall, or to add height at the back of a border. Hollyhocks are usually grown as binnials, but self-seed freely .

Catalogue of Hollyhock varieties in stock over the summer months

chaters 'Double Chamois'	chaters 'Double Pink'	chaters 'Double Yellow'	chaters 'Double Red'

All Hollyhock and Foxglove plants are supplied in 11cm pots, which are £3 per pot. All varieties listed are subject to availability. We have a good range of perennials throughout the summer,  however you are travelling to the nursery for a specific variety, do feel free to give us a call or email to check availability before you visit. We will be happy to help and advise.