Digitalis thapsi Spanish Peaks Hedychium surrounded by a contrasting blue

surrounded by a contrasting blue edge

The plants are topped with 2" wide red flowers

Aspidistra pulchella remains evergreen to the low 20's

Arisaema grapsospadix is a slowly offsetting species

has powder blue foliage

Digitalis thapsi Spanish Peaks Hedychium surrounded by a contrasting blueDigitalis thapsi 'Spanish Peaks' is the first species of foxglove we've found to be a good perennial in our hot, humid, and rainy climate. Hailing from Spain and Portugal, Digitalis thapsi prefers good drainage and a reasonably dry site. For us, the large fuzzy basal green leaves are topped, starting in mid April with 2' tall spikes ending in medium sized pink bells. Our offering is seed strain popularized by the Denver Botanic Gardens. Maintenance: