Woolly foxglove, Grecian foxglove
Digitalis lanata can be either biennial or perennial and typically grows to a height of 40 to 80 centimeters when in bloom. Depending on the region, the flowering period extends from May through August.
Like all species of the genus Digitalis, Digitalis lanata is highly toxic in all parts of the plant.
Its natural range is in Eastern and Southeastern Europe, and as an introduced species, Digitalis lanata is also found in some regions of the United States.
Characteristics & Description
Height, habit: Biennial to perennial herbaceous plant, 40 to 80 centimeters
Poisonous: Yes, all parts of the plant are highly toxic.
Origin: Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe (map)
USDA zone: 6 (-0.4 °F/-18 °C)
Botany
Family: Plantaginaceae / plantain
Name: Digitalis lanata
Common names
German
Wolliger Fingerhut, Woll-Fingerhut
French
Digitale laineuse
Dutch
Wollig vingerhoedskruid
Categories: Brown & Green Flowers | Garden plants |
