My Experience with Foxglove. How To Grow Foxglove & Collect Seed.

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Garden Friends! Here is my guide on growing foxgloves. What has worked for me and which methods I've used to grow foxgloves. These gorgeous flowers make such a statement in the garden. Whether you have a cottage garden, or a formal garden, these flowers deserve a spot to shine. Here are the items I reference in the video: Winter Sowing in 5 Minutes: Quick Start Guide kzbin.info/www/bejne/npaZoXmfitabncUsi=bwbESxP18wL-TMj8 Soil Scoop, Stainless Steel amzn.to/3vaTDT7 Thanks for watching, and Happy Gardening! - Steph 🌱

[@teresataylor8267]

You are such a knowledgeable gardener ❤ I think I can grow Foxglove based on your instructions. Thank you, Steph!

[@aalejardin]

I share your love of foxgloves -- they are flowers worthy of a fairy book. Your combination with roses is gorgeous. I had good luck with my winter sowing of them last year so hoping that those will flower this year. I am also hoping that those that were in flower last year will have re-seeded themselves. I removed the main spikes when they started to fade and got a decent amount of side shoots although, of course, they aren't as tall as the initial spikes. Yes, growing from seeds is miraculous and so rewarding!

[@KimatRevAcres]

Love foxgloves I didn’t realize they were easy to grow and you could winter sow. Very informative - thanks

[@PandaloverXD0]

I don’t like foxglove not because it’s not pretty it’s because it’s very poisonous

[@anthonycovert9113]

@@PandaloverXD0Don’t eat it

[@marthamcauliffe]

Many, MANY beautiful plants are toxic. I have never had a problem with them I don’t wear gloves (but to be extra cautious you could). Just don’t put them in an area where pets or children would be playing around them. 😊

[@francisjoseph9642]

Trader Joe's paper bags... they do come in handy. Thanks Steph.

[@reneeswallow2023]

I love foxgloves! This is the first year I have tried winter sowing. It's working! My 5yr old granddaughter help plant the empty water jugs she saved and brought along. So exciting for me to check them and send her updates! Thank you for the great info Steph!

[@msmaddox2918]

I love foxgloves too Steph! They are a must have in my flowerbeds. I can't wait to see yours in bloom! 🤦‍♀️

[@HookedandRooted]

I agree Mary! So gorgeous and a must have for me as well 💚

[@glgardener4972]

What a fabulous and colorful garden you have. Your neighbors must enjoy your flowers. I love fox gloves and have always just cut the seed stem and placed it in the garden. However I can see that I could get far more results with your method and I will be doing that. Would you be kind enough to give your seed sources for the peachy apricot foxgloves? I would love to try that color. This was an excellent tutorial on foxgloves. Thank you

[@MsArdieT]

What an excellent video! It was very informative but not at all boring. It's true once you plant foxglove you'll always have some.

[@jamesrbretz]

Good Show! In my first experience with Foxglove I was hooked. I was shocked by the quantity and size of the seeds, which I harvested and propagated for next season. The size of the seed I too refer to as Dust. Self Seeding is so viable that I consider it a perennial in my garden. They also seem perfectly fine in both the loamy or clay soil areas in my garden.

[@marilynrisner3110]

Steph thank you for making this video on foxgloves. I had purchased 2 plants years ago, with so many blooms, and then they died. After looking at your video, it brings me joy to know what to do, in order to produce more. Thank you again for sharing and for giving me hope on these beautiful plants, once again! God bless you!

[@HookedandRooted]

You are so welcome Marilyn! Thank you for watching.

[@bunnyluv2535]

Me too, I thought I just killed it. I didn’t realize that it flowers and that’s it if none of the seeds take.

[@dawnreynolds519]

Thank you for all the tips on foxglove. They are such a beautiful flower. I’m going to try them since you have shown me how easy it is! I’m new to starting growing plants from seed. I tried zinnias last year (good beginner plant) and now I’m hooked. Wish me luck!😆

[@HookedandRooted]

You are so welcome, and I wish you the best of luck!! Happy gardening!🌱

[@josealeman332]

Last year I bought a compost bag, where I put this compost I got a lot of wild flowers and one of them was a beautiful cream /peach floxglove with brown spots, it grew up about 5.5 feet and flower, I collect a lot of seeds but I drop a lot more :) most of these seeds are plants this year, the "mother " plant never die , still there and growing back, not sure what I HAVE BUT I AM VERY HAPPY , cant wait to see what colors I get this year or if they stay the same will be nice too.

[@pj3341]

My favorite flower and I have very poor luck with them. I have grown them in full sun , part sun and part shade because everyone seems to have a different opinion. Yours are always beautiful.

[@HookedandRooted]

Hello, Oh I'm sorry to hear that. So many factors to consider, soil, sun etc. Thank you so much, and thanks for watching 🌱💚

[@sassafrasinspired2029]

Dropping dirt is just part of the process... the rug in my workroom could grow sprouts if I spill water! You're inspiring me to get some foxglove seeds and sow them tomorrow. The ones in your front garden were breathtaking! Love your tips.

[@HookedandRooted]

lol so true!! Thank you so much! Happy Gardening 🌱

[@MAA-dt1yo]

I'm literally about to sow my foxglove seeds right now and opened up the KZbins to see this ❤

[@HookedandRooted]

woohooo!! Happy Gardening 🌱

[@SnappyR]

Thanks for all the detail you put into your videos - so informative. Foxgloves are so so beautiful - I've never grown them...maybe next year I'll put them on my seed list♥

[@jilliebean2574]

I just planted my seeds this past weekend. I love that you’re seeing all the seedlings…inside and out!

[@HookedandRooted]

Hello, I explain which I use and why in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/npaZoXmfitabncUsi=x5GtG74WG62LgCXH Thanks for watching.

[@conniejohnson3110]

The foxglove are georgous ❤️

[@linakhoury6623]

Hi Stef 🌷.Amazing video about the beautiful foxgloves and your winter seeds grow well for you . I will plant foxgloves in my garden and I do the same with delphiniums , I have the blue and the pink and the White flowers from it . Have a wonderful day .🌻🌷🌻

[@taragoodloe4122]

Steph you are always so informative. I love foxglove! Such beautiful plants. I always thought that they were a hard plant to grow. You make it seem easy though. So thanks for changing my mind about them.

[@belovedbytheKing]

This was all very helpful, thank you. I purchased my first foxgloves last year - Candy Mountain.. They didn't bloom last year so I am hoping they will do so this year!

[@themoonlitfrog]

Another great and comprehensive video, I'm just disappointed that I didn't start my foxglove when you demonstrated how to start them last summer...surely I must have got distracted. Please remind us all again when to start them outside late this summer and I promise you that I will immediately run out and get them going!!! And yes, I'm trying to start them in my basement but with much less luck than I would have had if I had started them outdoors! Keep up the great work!

[@missmrice91]

Ooh Christmas 🎄 morning out in the garden with winter sowing!!

[@HookedandRooted]

I agree!! So fun! 🥰

[@coloradotulips]

I’m looking forward to seeing how your foxglove do this year - might try foxglove next year at the back of my border! Yours look so tall and gorgeous.

[@banjerma]

Great video! I'm now interested in Foxgloves. Congrats on you WS babies. So rewarding.

[@bellarosa009]

Great video!! Thank so much for posting. I LOVE foxgloves! Your garden is beautiful!

[@HookedandRooted]

Thank you so much Bella, glad you enjoyed. They really are so beautiful! 🌱

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

I love foxglove’s they’re one of my favourites 💕

[@HookedandRooted]

They are so beautiful Jasmine🥰

[@kp1149]

Thanks for all the information on foxgloves. I may try to grow some this year. I love your channel.

[@HookedandRooted]

Thank you so much! Happy gardening! 🌱

[@caterinasnyder8205]

What a wonderful video! Thank you for sharing your expertise and being so down to earth. I'm inspired to try foxglive from seed as I've never seen it at any local greenhouse.

[@carlas872]

Wow, you have great germination on your winter sowing. That's so exciting. I agree with you, it is fun growing from seed. I have geraniums growing right now and I'm so excited. Now I have to master the hardening off process. 😬

[@SherryFaerie]

Loved your presentation ❤

[@wendycampbell4153]

Hi Steph, I am trying to grow for the first time foxgloves .I purchased a reduced White Foxglove, which I left in its pot ,which self seeded .I gathered the plants that had germinated around it & have processed them into a larger pot & now I'm getting ready to put them into the ground location you've suggested .Will let you know what results ,colour etc that I obtain. Thanks for your help & advise, found this so helpful , Wendy Campbell.🇬🇧

[@HookedandRooted]

So fun! Thanks for sharing Wendy, I hope they do beautifully for you. They might not bloom this year, and if that happens don't be discouraged, they will bloom year 2.

[@marilynamico3991]

Thanks for such a practical video, Steph. I’m going to try Foxglove this year!

[@HookedandRooted]

Glad it was helpful! Happy Gardening! 🌱

[@p.l.2850]

Lovely video, very enjoyable.. I tried Winter sowing Dill for the 1st time, we will see how it goes. Saskatoon, Sask. Canada Zone 3b.

[@BeautifulGardensExplorer]

wow that combination of flower is sooo pretty!! 😍

[@HookedandRooted]

Thank you so much! 🥰

[@sannaericditsler4034]

This was very informative. I loved when you discovered you had some germination in your winter sowing. Just yesterday i looked at my eintet sowing and I got so excited I had germination also. Now if I can just not kill them before I can get them planted out. I am in Indiana and we have had such strange weather, it has been real warm then drops off cold.

[@carlakinsman3894]

Thank you! I love Foxgloves. I have wild in our pasture and bought my first garden store plant last year. I am hoping it blooms this year but I will have to wait and see LOL! I do hope that you will continue to give updates on Foxgloves because I have it on my listed to grow from seed next year. ❤

[@LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica]

I'm doing some winter sowing as well. Thanks for the tips

[@HookedandRooted]

You're so welcome Ana! It works really well. 🌱

[@LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica]

@@HookedandRooted Thank you!

[@AliPillette]

Great video. Thank you. Foxglove are my very favorite. I am winter sowing some now. I’m bummed I didn’t do it last year. Foxglove and Hollyhawk are two of my favorites.

[@agnieszkapeppermint6568]

Love foxgloves!

[@michellefrance1165]

Beautiful ❤❤❤ my winter sowing is going crazy!!!

[@HookedandRooted]

Its so fun to check on the winter sowing isn't it Michelle?! 🥰

[@michellefrance1165]

@@HookedandRooted yes it sure is!

[@rke177]

Thank you so much for making this video! Very informative. I'm hoping mine will self seed next year. Fingers crossed.

[@audreysweeney5338]

I love growing from seed ad love fox gloves as well. Thanks!

[@juliefurman1978]

Oh one of my favorites but I rarely have any luck with them 😢

[@hollymerchant9550]

Thank you so much for your video and encouragement! I was just thinking about what I could winter sow.. I'll start here!

[@newt52864]

I just did some winter sowing today 😉

[@HookedandRooted]

woohoo!! 🌱

[@grisespino5342]

So enjoyed this Stef. I can start them in late summer/early fall with no heat mat or grow lights… ?awesome!!! I’m going to do that this year. I am in love with the apricot variety you grow.😍 Lots of great tips.

[@HookedandRooted]

Thank you! Yes, that's right no grow lights needed. I started those from the seeds I collected in summer as an experiment. However, you could start them earlier outside say by end of April beginning of May, and then plant them out by end of summer beginning of fall so they can establish in the ground before your first frost. Hope this helps! 🌱

[@mardisteffenhagen]

Perfect timing….I have some that reseeded themselves,when it warms up I will move them around! Glad I didn’t dig them up because I wasn’t sure they weren’t weeds😳 the mother plant looks dead,is that normal ?

[@HookedandRooted]

Yes, that is normal. You can leave the mother plant for a bit longer see if it sends up any shoots, but if its past year 2, and has already bloomed it might not. Thanks for watching! 🌱

[@kimbullett3293]

Hi Steph! Super informative info, thank you! I am indoor seeding for the first time this year. I broke my leg so missed out on winter sowing unfortunately. I noticed some of mine sprouted quickly but have become leggy and I assume weak…not sure what to do about that or if I can reverse it since it’s early on. Any advice? Also, I started Dalmatian Foxgoves, too, which I’m very excited about and don’t want to mess up. I had them under a dome and lifted the dome a few days ago because I saw sprouts. I then took the dome off but they are under grow lights. I can’t remember if they’re on top of a heat mat too. My question is, 1) am I properly handling them so far, and 2) how many hours should ny lights be on seedlings each day? Constant? Thanks Steph!

[@RonaldoCr-ok1hv]

Brilliant video, very informative. What beautiful combination. Thank you for sharing. Would you be kind enough to write the name of the rose you are showing in the video?

[@LindaLeyble]

Hi…loved your garden tours - and I loved this video on foxgloves. Love them. I bought some online - they are just small plants right now. I’d love to try some of your methods (love the winter sowing idea). Question - I don’t have any pets but my daughter has a golden retriever who is a little nosy in the garden sometimes. They only come here once a week mostly. Where do you think would be a safer place for foxgloves? Could I put them in containers? This way I’d be able to make sure the dog wouldn’t get into them! Let me know. Thx

[@BobbyMammoth]

Hey Steph! ❤ love your videos! I was going to ask, do you have any macrophylla hydrangeas? What is your experience with them? I have one planted at my dad’s garden and was happy to see it’s all budded up and starting to grow tiny leaves! 😝 I was worried because it looked rough last year when I first planted it.

[@robynmoxham4255]

My mom and I just did our first winter sowing this year. I’m so excited about it! We are already seeing seedlings 🌱 . If we winter sow foxgloves now, they won’t come up this year, right? They will come up next year?

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Robyn, Foxgloves do really well with winter sowing! yes, that is correct you will see blooms next season. Unless they are first year blooming variety, other wise year 2 for blooms 🌱

[@lisakgra]

Oh my goodness, I will for sure be starting lots of fox gloves now this year! Your front garden is absolutely beautiful!!! I am redoing. Mine this year an this is absolutely the look I am going for, I just have no idea how to get there, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[@donnacrawford3667]

Thank you very much for the excellent video on growing foxgloves

[@HookedandRooted]

Your so welcome Donna! Thanks for watching 🌱

[@soniewhitten4844]

enjoyed video, thanks for the information i'm really going to need it. i have never been to good with sowing seeds and them coming up. i will give it another try. maybe better luck this time. thanks

[@HookedandRooted]

You are so welcome! Happy gardening! 🌱

[@gardenandjoy]

I was nervous to winter sow this year because the weather was so mild. I am glad you had great success!

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Steph, It has been more mild. I was so excited to see germination. 🌱

[@caroldonnelly9560]

Thanks for demonstrating how to separate the seedlings. I was wondering how I was going to separate the foxglove I am winter sowing. I also didn’t know lettuces like arugula can be winter sown. By the way, you are not alone, I was outside last weekend squealing like a kid at all my plants that are germinating. 😊

[@AliPillette]

@@HookedandRooted I loved your reaction when you saw you had little baby starts.

[@KristiB73]

I really want a kangaroo apron!!! I think it would be great for harvest.

[@HookedandRooted]

They really are so helpful for harvesting. I use mine all the time.🌱

[@jenniferhooks2454]

Thanks for the video; it was very informative. I have tried winter sowing, and my foxgloves have sprouted! Yay! Also deer don't like foxgloves. Yippee!

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Jennifer! woohoo! They work so well with winter sowing. Its a definite bonus that deer don't like them.

[@noradunlap7539]

Great tutorial! Can’t wait to give it a try! Blessings!🙂🦋

[@PandaloverXD0]

BE CARFUL WHEN U DO IT ITS POISONOUS

[@LivingBookAudios]

Hey there! This video has been wo helpful to me. My foxglove seedlings are now at the stage they need to be separated. However, I'm wondering at what stage the seedlings can handle not being under the grow light. I grew these for my shade garden because I read they do well in shade. If I harden them off and plant them in their permanent spot, will they make it without all the light?

[@colleencanam7222]

Om cold provinces like new brunswick when should I start seedlings and when should I plant outdoors?

[@cyndidaves5313]

Hi, thank you for the Foxglove sowing video. My Q is: when do I direct sow the seeds outdoors if I live in zone 6a? thank you again for the very informative video.

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Cyndi! your welcome. You can sprinkle them on the soil now. They will begin germinating and growing. When you sprinkle the seeds, be sure they make contact with soil. If you sprinkle them over mulch and they don't make contact with soil, they might not germinate. They also need light to germinate so simply sprinkling them over the soil is fine, no need to cover over with soil. Hope this helps.

[@cyndidaves5313]

@@HookedandRooted Thank you for your quick response. I have a full flower garden right now and this is where I want to add the Foxglove. Can I just sprinkle the foxglove seeds among my current full and blooming flower garden? Thanks again.

[@karenschwartz5209]

Good job, thanks😊

[@BrittanyS143]

That video of your foxglove was a great video! I'm having screen shots of that videos foxglove you grew developed and hung!!❤ The plants all went great together. I have cats so I can't grow alot.

[@michelleholmes5798]

Thank you very much for all the content you provide. Much appreciated. May I ask which zone you are in ?

[@HookedandRooted]

You are so very welcome Michelle! Thank you so much for watching. I'm in a gardening zone 6b/7a (we were recently bumped up to a 7). I still garden as if I'm a zone 6.

[@jayramsaren8325]

Nice vedio.

[@virginiaallisonpeck2517]

Do these contain poison? I was always told as a child they were poisonous and stay away.🤷‍♀️🤷🏾. I think they are beautiful.❤

[@yesidtac7863]

Gran explicacion

[@karenschrantz2307]

Hey Steph, what would you recommend for a raised bed type planter for a deck? Would zinnias be too tall?

[@bronlynbennett3371]

Sooo helpful, thank you!!😊

[@silkegross2507]

How to grow foxglove in my garden? Do nothing! It's a selfseeding weed 😂. I have to weed out so much of it! Never thought I come across a video that tells how yo grow it. Beautiful plant though.

[@carybradley3968]

Great tutorial, thanks!!! I’m curious that you collected dried seed stalks of various colors, but labeled them Apricot Beauty. Didn’t you save a mix of different seeds, not just Apricot Beauty?

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Cary, The seed packet I grew was apricot beauty, it happened to come up all these different colors. So I labeled the seeds the same when I collected them.

[@carybradley3968]

@@HookedandRooted Interesting that your packet had multi colors! On your mention, I went to Swallowtail Seeds to look at that very variety and all displayed were apricot. Aren’t seeds and seed sellers funny?! I just found your channel and love your delivery. Thanks for sharing your experience, and for your speedy answer!

[@LindaBarker-n8d]

Love your videos! Very helpful😊

[@mollypitcher9380]

Thanks!

[@gvandebe67]

great video thank you

[@dianehoffman3508]

I live in Central Texas, 8b or maybe 9a now. I'm unsure where the line is in my area since they updated the zones. I know they are an early spring plant. We warm up pretty quickly. We've already had 80+ degree days. Do you think I can grow foxgloves?

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi Diane! Foxgloves are hardy in zones 4-9. While I've read they don't like humidity, we can get pretty humid here and they do well. Perhaps growing them somewhere with morning sun, and afternoon shade would help? Wow already 80 degrees! That's hot.

[@bonster101]

So I'm confused. If I plant them and they grow they will survive a cold winter and come back with flowers for a single year?

[@Angie-ci1lp]

Interesting!

[@dorothyparsons1515]

Do foxglove grow in Zone 9? Louisiana.

[@mb1234-l2d]

Do you have to plant them right away or can you save them for other years?

[@HookedandRooted]

Hi there, the seeds are usually viable for up to 2 years. The fresher the seed, the easier they germinate. In general foxgloves germinate really easily and you can just let them dry out on the plant and drop their seed, and you will have tons of seedlings.

[@mushroommeg8905]

My fox glove has been growing back very sparse and not full at all 😢 I’ve fertilized and kept watered but not soaked and they get about 6 hours of sun every day

[@nanasloves]

Do they come back true to the parent or do they deteriorate each year because they are hybrid? Thanks!

[@HookedandRooted]

They don't come back for me, but they self seed a bunch! So there is always more seedings coming up in the following years.

[@cristinacruz6493]

I would expect there would be thousands of seedlings!

[@carlacourtois5905]

do you sell your salvia seeds??

[@jennetteojeda138]

💖👍🏻💖

[@rubenrosa8304]

I can get them to germinate but then they stop growing and die... I'm not sure what's wrong 😔

[@mlr080965]

can you send me some of your seeds? I would love to ad them to my new garden. I have some zinnea to share

[@bobbiechinn9578]

Caterpillar control?? Educate me please. Im not a fan of that but i don't know it all.