Digitalis 'Hanabee Pink'

Plant Information

Description

Digitalis 'Hannabee Pink' is a wonderfully romantic variety of foxglove, bearing elegant spires of tubular blooms in a soft blend of pink and white. Each flower is beautifully speckled within, adding to its charm and giving it a lovely, natural appeal in the cottage garden. It has a uniform, well-formed habit with multi-branching stems that produce an abundance of flower spikes over a base of fresh mid-green foliage. These long-lasting blooms appear in succession, creating a generous and graceful display.

A magnet for bees and other pollinators, Digitalis 'Hannabee Pink' is as wildlife-friendly as it is beautiful. This perennial plant flowers well from its very first year after potting, making it a rewarding and reliable addition to borders, woodland edges or informal plantings. While it may hold on to some lower leaves in milder climates, in general it will die back in winter and regrow in spring. It grows happily in full sun to part shade and prefers moist but well-drained soil. Regular watering during establishment and a light feed in spring will help, along with deadheading to encourage repeat blooms or to allow it to self-seed if you’d like it to return naturally.

Digitalis Hannabee in pink, is a soft and elegant foxglove with painterly petals and pollinator power.