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Welcome to the Gardner's World magazine's Sew-A-Long series, the podcast that inspires you to grow more from seed.

Thank you. The podcast that inspires you to grow more from seed. Hello, I'm Emma, the horticultural editor of Gardener's World magazine.

Common Foxgloves or Digitalis bring many wonderful things to your garden,

not least of which is a splash of colour in a semi-shaded spot.

As woodland edge plants, they are really happy to grow in a corner where other flowers struggle.

However, they will also thrive in full sun to provide beautiful, spire-shaped accents

in a border of more rounded blooms.

Digitalis perpurea, the ancestor of varieties like Excelsior, is native to the UK, so it grows well in our gardens and supports

plenty of local wildlife. In particular, I love to see plump bumblebees working their way backwards

out of the flowers. They tend to visit each bloom on the spike in turn in a systematic

foraging exercise looking for pollen and

nectar. You might be surprised to know that foxgloves make great cut flowers. They were also

part of a range of folk medicine used to treat heart problems and provided the chemical key

to making modern heart drugs. However, like many medicinal plants, they're poisonous when wrongly used,

so do take care when handling them.

Common foxgloves join a special group of flowers I'm fond of called biennials, which means

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