From Spain comes this unusual & shrubby perennial Foxglove on many gardeners' wish list. Freely borne, reddish-brown flowers are marked with orange & dusted with glistening little fuzzy hairs. Growing 18” tall and wide, the form is quite shrub-like with willowy evergreen leaves. Highly drought tolerant & it loves the sun.

A shrubby Foxglove from S. Spain with thick blue green leaves and forming a clump of multiple trunks with sports 20" spikes of rust, orange-brown flowers in Summer. Full sun and well drained soil but good soil. Tolerant of drought when established. Cut back in early spring if the plant needs to be refreshed. Lovely on a dry hillside or in a grave garden. Combines well with Lavenders and Cistus. Amazing flower color.