Laura, if starting foxgloves from seed it too hard (sometimes it is because the seed is so small) try looking for plugs from a local flower farmer, or maybe at a good nursery local grown seedlings. I bought a few 6 packs from The Bunker Farm in VT (no mail order) and these have self seeded everywhere.

Thanks GReg. Same to you. Maybe we’ll have perfect weather? Who knows!

Oh geesh – the pressure!!! But thanks, appreciate the push and feedback! Happy gardening.

THanks John. Yes, I really need to continue with the blog I guess, many are asking me to. It’s just this new platform! Ugh. Be patient!! But, yes, last summer was a doozy here in Mass to grow anything – I agree.

Aww, Thanks so much. But we are always learning

HI Anna@! So nice to hear from you. Thanks for getting my books, I hope your garden is becoming even more beautiful!

Enjoying your latest post. The photos are beautiful—I particularly love your foxgloves!

My friend Pam and I met you at a wedding in NH in August (two ladies from Pennsylvania). I very much enjoyed our conversation and promptly purchased your books from Amazon upon my return home. Exceptional photos and information!

Thanks for the sharing your skills and great eye for beauty!

Anna