"Glen Able" wrote in message
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I'm currently clearing a moderately shady spot which I reckon'd be
perfect
for a display of about 60 foxgloves next year.

What's a reasonably economic way to get these plants? I'm not sure
if it's
too late to sow seeds this year, and if it's not, then what do you
do with
them over winter.

Dunno if this is just garden centres around Oxford, but small
foxglove
plants bought in spring tend to cost 5 to 10 squid

Would you pay that much for a wallflower? They, and foxgloves, are
usually grown as biennials and they require comparable amounts of
labour to raise.

Franz