Re: a digitalis question

Hello Marilyn,
    Looks as though we are both going to find out.... a gardening buddy sent
me some seeds from her Pam's Choice foxglove earlier this fall. I sowed the
seeds into 4 inch pots and have seen tiny green noses in the pots already. I
do not normally do the bi-annual or annual thing, but could not resist
sowing some seed of these pretties. I normally grow the quieter in
appearance perennial forms in my garden.
    Thanksgiving was something else... as in previous years. MIL purchased
fresh as opposed to frozen turkey this time around. Certainly did make a
difference. We knew something was different before she announced the change.
But no one knows how to really make decent gravy in the family... sigh. I
will be stuffed for the next three days....... we took home made pumpkin
pies, Hershey bar cake, and a Jell-O salad to the family dinner.
        Gene E. Bush
Munchkin Nursery & Gardens, llc
www.munchkinnursery.com
genebush@munchkinnursery.com
Zone 6/5  Southern Indiana

----- Original Message -----
> Hi Everybody.
>  Happy Thanksgiving!  Before I get into the cooking frenzy here, I have a
> question for you all.  Has anyone grown the beautiful Foxglove 'Pam's
> Choice'?  If so, how did it perform for you?  Does it come true from
> reseeding?  I just ordered the seed from Parks, have a look to see what
I'm
> talking about at:
>
http://www.parkseed.com/webapp/commerce/command/ExecMacro/psProduct2.d2w/rep
> ort?itemnum=0855&UNID=28714:21:09.701
> Enjoy your holiday,
>
> Marilyn in sunny, windy, 55 F, Portland Oregon

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