Digitalis purpurea | Pink Gin Giftware that bear showy clusters of

that bear showy clusters of fuchsia-like flowers beginning in mid-summer and continuing into autumn

Cut Flower Garden is equal parts instruction and inspiration-a book overflowing with lush photography of magnificent flowers and breathtaking arrangements organised by season

Monarda didyma Mahogany Alchemilla mollis and Allium sphaerocephalon

we have even had the plant flowering in early Winter

so it is an excellent choice for a woodland garden

Digitalis purpurea | Pink Gin Giftware that bear showy clusters ofIf you are a Foxglove addict like us then you will love this one which we have not seen anywhere here yet. Pink Gin makes a stunning addition to the garden but also makes a wonderful cut flower. When cutting Foxgloves, cut them when the flowers on the stem are one third to one half open. Leave the small unopened flowers at the tip attached, as this curl of buds gives the stem a hint of charm and the illusion of movement. The best time to cut is early