A classic, historic Beatrix Farrand plant for your very own “pink border.” (Or be a rebel and mix with other colors!)

Like most foxgloves, this plant is a biennial - it will put on vegetative growth only this year, flower next spring to early summer, and will re-seed and return year after year in the right growing conditions.

An English cottage garden favorite since the 1600s, and popular in very early American gardens, the name “Coventry Bells” or “Canterbury Bells” goes back to medieval England, when this plant’s flowers were thought to resemble the bells religious pilgrims rang, or cathedral bells.

4” pot