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Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) flowers in bloom in a garden.

A tall purple foxglove standing proudly alone beside a winding forest trail, surrounded by lush greenery and tall trees on a sunny day.

Wonderful, wild growing foxglove plants seen in a large colony within Thetford forest nature reserve, Britain.

Foxglove - Digitalis purpurea - in black forest, in Germany

Purple foxglove (Digitalis purpurea L.) - a species of plant belonging to the goby family (according to 20th-century systems, to the goby plant). medicinal plant, medicinal plant. health

A majestic purple flower isolated on white.

Digitalis Purpurea or foxglove blooming in the forest in Summer

beautiful pink flower Purple foxgloves, Digitalis purpurea, in woodland, Czech Republic wilderness

Forest at the veluwe with foxglove and fern

Larkspur flowers in a deep atmospheric wood

Foxglove in its natural environment the forest. Focus on the flower. Wide angle .

One purple foxglove flower on green blurred background.

Beautiful pink foxgloves bloom elegantly in a lush garden, enhanced by bright summer greenery and a rustic wooden fence. Captured in Denmark, it evokes serene warmth of June's lively spirit.

the red thimble. A beautiful looking wildflower, but highly poisonous. A few leaves are enough to kill an adult human.

Delicate foxglove blooms in full sunlight

Digitalis purpurea, the foxglove or common foxglove or Ladys glove.

Wonderful pink foxglove seen growing in a lush, fir tree forest in Thetford, Britain. The forest area is home to many flora and fauna.

Wildflowers on Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Eine Fingerhutpflanze im sommerlichen Wald.

a closeup of a toxic flower in a forest called digitalis purpurea (roter Fingerhut)

$Medium to tall, hairy, greyish biennial or short-lived perennial, to 1.5m tall; stems generally unbranched, hairless at the base. Basal leaves oval to lanceolate, tapered to the winged stalk, blunt toothed; upper leaves similar but smaller. Flowers purple, patterned with darker spots or rings inside, regularly white, with a silky sheen, 40-50mm, hairy on the lower lip inside and along the lip margin.\nHabitat: Open woodlands, scrub, mainly on acid soils, to 1000m.\nFlowering Season: June-September.\nDistribution: North to Sweden, naturalized in Denmark and Holland. Garden cultivars naturalized locally.\n\nThe very poisonous Plant is still used for the treatment of heart complaints (Digitalin).$

Foxglove or Digitalis is a genus of herbaceous plants belonging, according to the APG II classification system, to the plantain family (Plantaginaceae).

Beautiful foxglove flowers standing tall, showcasing their pastel hues in a lush garden. The scene evokes summer vibes, highlighting the interplay of natureâs colors and textures perfect for a refreshing spring day.

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