Digitalis purpurea | Elsey Kelsey biennial They make a great ground

They make a great ground cover or can be used to edge a path

you can simply cut back after flowering to encourage new foliage

May need staking but ours were fine as you can see from the photo

This beautiful Aquilegia was actually bred for the cut flower production and with its fully double upward-facing flowers it is a stunner

They mix beautifully with grasses as well as many other perennials

Digitalis purpurea | Elsey Kelsey biennial They make a great groundAlso known as Pam's Choice this is lovely, elegant Foxglove has an upright habit with long spikes of white flowers with a densely speckled deep maroon throat and makes a stately impression in the garden. Flowering begins in spring and goes through the summer months. Being biennial, it will establish its leaves in the first year and flower in the second. If you trim back the flower stems after flowering the plant will reward you with another flower