Has anyone grown these and got them to flower? I bought seeds off someone on eBay about 3 years ago and still the bloomin@ things haven't flowered! ::)
this is one of the perennial foxgloves, so if it is producing leaves and looks good it might just take time - I have other perennial varieties and they have acted the same
They are bi-annual so if you planted the seed late they will not be up until next year.
I thought they were rather a disappoinment as the flowers are very small and looked as if they had gone over, but I am hoping some cross pollenated with my apricot variety which are a nice size.
Well they certainly have made good leaf growth! I shall wait patiently then and see what happens next year. ::)
Not all foxgloves are biennial, in fact most are perennial.
They certainly should have flowered before now, are you makin them too happy by feeding them? They prefer poor soil.