Camelot Mix DigitalisDigitalis purpurea Camelot elevates the traditional foxglove to a level thats truly fit for a king. Reliably blooming the first year from sowing, these regal plants produce spires of blooms in a range from creamy white through pink, lavender and magenta with the throat of each trumpet shaped floret showered in a spangle of midnight blue freckles. Second year plants produce more abundant, 34 foot tall stems of blooms that require no staking.

you must try this one

Known by many names including Shiso and Beefsteak

medium-green pods with a sweet

At maturity

Large Leaf Tea will slowly grow up to 10–12 feet tall in the ground but can be easily maintained to be a smaller plant when kept in a container

large fruit of Seascape all season long

mixed planters or the landscape all summer long

The 4‒4 ½ inch

Mix of pinks

and its reputation and name recognition are well known to home gardeners

Topped with a comfy and stylish rosewood handle and stows in its own leather sheath

these zinnias are disease tolerant