Digitalis Purpurea Candy Mountain - Foxglove Evergreen About 1/10 petals is a

About 1/10 petals is a dark red and the remaining petals are bright pink

Like the forest pansy

making it particularly well-suited for smaller residential landscapes where a 20 to 30 foot tree needs to earn its keep

Unlike its native parent

The flowering dogwood serves as a larval host plant for many species of Lepidoptera

Digitalis Purpurea Candy Mountain - Foxglove Evergreen About 1/10 petals is aFoxglove is one of the most unique flowers you will find and a great way to level up your gardening game. Candy Mountain is unique among digitalis for its upward facing flowers as opposed to downward facing ones, we thought this unique attribute made it worth giving a try since it allows passers by to see not only the large bell shaped flowers, but also the attractive speckled throats of the rose pink blossoms. Foxglove is best planted in fertile soil