While most poisonings occur from ingesting foxglove, it's not a good idea to touch the plant. Wash your hands after any exposure. What can I plant instead of foxglove? There are safer alternatives ...

Eighteen containers went a long way to creating a lush colourful environment with a strong green backbone. Once the landscape ...

Efficient deadheading of foxgloves can help your plant to produce additional ... Before you remove every flower stem, however, it can be a good idea to leave at least one stem to give you plenty ...

Common foxglove is a staple in many gardens, but maybe it shouldn't be. This invasive flower can colonize wild areas and is toxic to people and pets.

There have been calls to declare the plant a pest in Tasmania since as early ... She said the importation, sale and trade of all reproductive foxglove species, hybrids and cultivars would be ...